It takes at least 2-3 times of the machine building process itself to design, network and market a product. So even if you have some machines and facilities to create good plastic chips, ready to be injected or extruded. Worst, with the PP machines as they are you are pretty much going nowhere (they are ok for hobbyist use, and still a PITA), so all the investments someone did are for nothing when it comes to have reliable and power machines to build a product. I looked at your tables but realized it’s not really suited for the reality I know when doing a PP workspace (whatever this means) per-se since it takes a lot of time to to create some significant revenue. Do you hire more staff than in this budget, or do you have a wider range of tools to make your moulds? That feedback would be very beneficial to this document and my organisation. I am also curious to know what tools/expenses the fully operational businesses have on their monthly budget.
If you have any questions please ask and I will try and answer or simplify the sheet. This excel is also in its early phases (as an open source sheet) and may not be very friendly to everyone on this forum. These extras raise the cost, and the cost is raised even higher due to the current location this budget is based on, do not be afraid of the high price tag of the summary. This excel includes lots of extras if you are wanting to set up anything other than a business. INCOME SUMMARY For those of you setting up the workshop as a business, the income summary is set up to aid you in the cost calculation of products and the quantity required for profit on a monthly basis. The summary page does exactly as the title suggest however note the green cells allow you to calculate the length of your project and costs incurred through the payment of workers, utilities, maintenance and rent. If you only wish to understand your start up cost, change all of the weekly costs to “0” The document is set up to provide a startup cost and a running cost.
SUB CATEGORIES The rest of the document splits all of the items in the rate card into categories, such as Tools, Utilities, etc. By editing the prices (in the green cells) of the listed items and following the units closely the document will automatically tell you (in the other tabs) how much your project will cost. If you are not very good at excel I recommend you start with this. The document uses a Rate Card as its main sheet.
The excel is sadly not simple but can be understood if you have a basic understanding of excel and only stick to editing the GREEN cells. This Gsheet document is based off something I used in my previous job as a Project Development Manager for a large international non-profit and is normally used for costing a school rebuild project or other construction projects, and loosely resembles what I currently use to budget my own charities projects.
LIVING EXPENSES CALCULATOR FORUMS FULL
To help with this I have created a full budget calculator for anyone who wants to find out how much it would cost to set up a project in your area. I have noticed a few people asking how much it would cost to set up their own PP workspace or project.
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