Laserfiche WebLink
BUSINESS PLAN <br /> CUSTOM CUSTTER GRINDING CORP. <br /> Custom Cutter Grinding Corp. is a tool & cutter grinding job shop. We manufacture <br /> precision cutting tools for industrial use. We work from a tool blueprint, part <br /> blueprint, or from verbal instructions. Many times we act as tooling consultants, <br /> giving our recommendations for the type of tool for a certain job. We also modify <br /> standard tools to fit special needs, sharpen modified tools, and sharpen standard <br /> 'over the counter' tooling. <br /> CCG was started in Ramsey (its present location) in November 1985, with <br /> Kermit Bode as sole proprietor, and Curt Jacobson as employee. <br /> In 1991 a corporation was formed making Kermit CEO/President and owning 51%. <br /> Kermit's duties include financial/office management. Curt presently owns 45% and <br /> is V.President/Purchasing Agent. Curt's duties include shop management and purchasing. <br /> Both Kermit & Curt discuss tooling needs with customers on a daily basis. They also <br /> both to sales, quote jobs, and train employees, besides spending about 70% of <br /> their time grinding tools. Peggy Bode owns 4% which will be sold to Curt in January <br /> 1996. Peggy is Secretary/Treasurer. Her duties include record keeping, laying out <br /> work, writing up work, plastic dipping all tools, and delivery. <br /> In 1987 CCGC started manufacturing carbide thread mills, for one of our <br /> customers. We started with the customers print and redesigned a better tool. <br /> We have developed this into a product line being sold under the trademark CJ'STOM CUT. <br /> Through only word-of-mouth advertising, we presently sell thread mills to customers <br /> in six states. We have built a stock of 60 sizes and this year our thread mill sales <br /> will top $100,000(over 20% of our sales) . We wish to pursue this product line, <br /> but are hampered by our space available for machinery & employees. We have already <br /> had several requests from our suppliers wanting to carry our product, but do not <br /> • wish to get involved in a production commitment that we cannot fulfill. <br />