Ash Pan Replikation

[Bertl]

I posted the same yesterday in the wrong section. So what would you think about this new ash pan. It is possible to produce  26" with J cut or U cut, the same for 22" or without cut for sevilles and sequoias.

[zavod44]

You can make it?

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[Mr.CPHo]

I'd be interested. 


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[brewtownbeatdown]

Sign me up, as well as half the membership here!!!


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[Neil_VT00]

Looks great!  There is plenty of demand around here but it will totally depend on the price.  I'd buy one if the price is right.

[Ken Mc]

I would be in for a few, price is a factor though


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[LightningBoldtz]

@Bertl are you producing and selling these?

[crowderjd]

Wow.  If you're selling, I'm buying.

[pbe gummi bear]

Awesome. What's the material, cost, and where are you located? I think interest for these will be high

[Scott Zee]

I'd be interested in one for a 26er, if the price is right   

[Bertl]

I am located in Europe, a small country called Austria. Thats the point, i am calculating if i coult ship and produce for a good price.
A factory does the pan, the cutout is on my own.
In case of, you have to polish by your self.

[Bertl]

Sorry forgot to say it is ALUMINIUM

[MikeRocksTheRed]

Sounds like you would need to find a partner here who would buy 10-15 of them...or more, so you can ship a bunch of them in one box, then have the person here do the local shipping.  I think that would be the only way to make it cost effective.

[Neil_VT00]

Sounds like you would need to find a partner here who would buy 10-15 of them...or more, so you can ship a bunch of them in one box, then have the person here do the local shipping.  I think that would be the only way to make it cost effective.

I was thinking the same thing Mike.  Then you have the issue of the partner in the US having to find packaging materials to individually ship them. 

[MikeRocksTheRed]

Sounds like you would need to find a partner here who would buy 10-15 of them...or more, so you can ship a bunch of them in one box, then have the person here do the local shipping.  I think that would be the only way to make it cost effective.

I was thinking the same thing Mike.  Then you have the issue of the partner in the US having to find packaging materials to individually ship them.

I agree.  Would have to see how much to it would cost @Bertl to have them made do the cutouts himself, add a little profit then figure shipping to the US or Canada....then figure out the cost of domestic shipping once here.  Would take a little leg work to figure that out, then see how many people want them and get some confirmed orders before making or shipping anything.  And if @Bertl isn't looking to make this into a money make, then maybe he could share some schematics of the pans and someone could look to have them sourced/made here.