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<blockquote data-quote="joeldirt" data-source="post: 1746588" data-attributes="member: 558163">well the first subjects are about to be sent out for the initial test run... We&#039;ll see how they are pleased... Results will be posted here... At $2.00 per board ft. it seems to maintain a margin to where each design can be cut and shipped to the builder who can then turn arround and assemble it/ carpet it within atleast two hours max and make a profit of aproximately $50.00 per average ported box...&nbsp; (Or save $50.00 instead of having one built by a pro to get the same results... or better... also you have theluxury of using your own design...if you take each piece and calculate it by thicknes x width x length then devide by 144 you get the bd ft.&nbsp; then multiply that by $2.00 and that is the price of the box..&nbsp; Oh yeah also $1.00 per hole cut out. and $.50 per edge rounded over.&nbsp; then it is only up to shipping.&nbsp; DHL is really reasonable.the costs behind this operation is... wear and tear on router bits/ saw blades/ entire tool.... material.... shipping materials.... labor..... and every other expense that is involved with just running a business... i.e. taxes, insurance, shop rent etc etc....&nbsp; after it is all said and done, it is much reasonable, and verry verry convenient... Especially thru paypal.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="joeldirt, post: 1746588, member: 558163"] well the first subjects are about to be sent out for the initial test run... We'll see how they are pleased... Results will be posted here... At $2.00 per board ft. it seems to maintain a margin to where each design can be cut and shipped to the builder who can then turn arround and assemble it/ carpet it within atleast two hours max and make a profit of aproximately $50.00 per average ported box... (Or save $50.00 instead of having one built by a pro to get the same results... or better... also you have theluxury of using your own design... if you take each piece and calculate it by thicknes x width x length then devide by 144 you get the bd ft. then multiply that by $2.00 and that is the price of the box.. Oh yeah also $1.00 per hole cut out. and $.50 per edge rounded over. then it is only up to shipping. DHL is really reasonable. the costs behind this operation is... wear and tear on router bits/ saw blades/ entire tool.... material.... shipping materials.... labor..... and every other expense that is involved with just running a business... i.e. taxes, insurance, shop rent etc etc.... after it is all said and done, it is much reasonable, and verry verry convenient... Especially thru paypal. [/QUOTE]

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