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PRE-FEASIBILITY REPORT For

Setting up of Common Facility Center (CFC) at

Wood Cluster, Medhpar Khavda Bhuj-Kutch

Under

Handicraft Mega Cluster Mission (HMCM) Of

Ministry of Textile Govt. of India Prepared by:

MSME-Tool Room (Ministry of MSME, Govt. of India)

Sanwer Road Industrial Area, Indore (M.P.)

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

The team of Indo-German Tool Room express Thanks to Mr. Pradeep Kumar

CEO, Handicrafts Mega Cluster Mission (HMCM) New Delhi for giving an

opportunity to IGTR to work on the project of Wood craft.

Thanks to Mr. Ranbir Singh consultant of Handicraft-Mega Cluster Mission

(HMCM) New Delhi for providing his continues support during the stockholder

meeting and visiting the different units of manufacturer of Wood Craft.

We are also Thankful to Shri Harijan Namori Bhima Artisan representative

from Village and other Artisans of the clusters for their support and sharing

base line information & data of Wood furniture Cluster of Village, Medhpar

Khavda Bhuj-Kutch for their co-operation during discussion visit.

(ASHOK KUMAR)

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Content

Particulars Page No.

1) Introduction

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2) About Wood Furniture Cluster

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3) Methodology Adopted

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4) Establishment of Common Facility Centre

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5) Financial Implication

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6) Recommendations & Conclusions

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Broad Outline of Pre-Feasibility Report

S. No. Particular Details

1. Name of Craft Cluster Furniture Cluster, Medhpar Khavda Bhuj-Kutch

2. Handicrafts Manufactured

Wooden Furniture & Carving- house hold furniture (like bed, tables, cots, sofa sets, cupboards, glass frames, dinning and dressing sets etc) and partly fixtures (like door/window frames).

3. Total No. of Artisans Approx. 300

4. Estimated Project Cost of proposed Common Facility Centre

A Land & Building 32.00 Lakhs

B Machinery & Equipment 75.00 Lakhs

C Miscellaneous Fixed Assets:

3.00 Lakhs

D Preliminary & Pre operated expenses

2.70 Lakhs

E Institution Charges

(i) Pre feasibility Report

0.55Lakhs

(ii) CFC installation Charge :

5.00 Lakhs

(iii) Handholding & Training

5.00 lakhs

Total Project cost

123.25 Lakhs

5. Means of Finance

By HMCM New Delhi

Project Implementation Period

6 Months

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INTRODUCTION

Handicraft Mega Cluster Mission (HMCM), Ministry of Textile, Govt. of

India have been implementing mega cluster at Bhuj, Lucknow and Jammu &

Kashmir for development of Handicraft Centre by ways of interventions in the

areas of Training, Design & Development, Technology up gradation,

Infrastructure development, Marketing support and establishment of Common

Facility Centre for different crafts in each cluster.

Handicraft Mega Cluster Mission (HMCM) intends to setup Common

Facility Centre (CFC) in Medhpar Khavda Bhuj District for development of

furniture and fixtures and wood craft. For this Handicraft Mega Cluster Mission

(HMCM) have assigned MSME-Tool Room (IGTR) Indore the task of

preparation of pre-feasibility report for establishment of common Facility centre

( CFC ) at Furniture Cluster at Medhpar Khavda Bhuj with an objective to

improve workplace and to carry out faster & quality production by artisans

for value addition and increasing income level of artisan/craftsman. On

acceptance of pre-feasibility report, the project of setting up of common

facility centre is to be undertaken on turnkey basis which will include

identification of processes, machinery & equipment, installation &

commissioning and hand holding support for a period of 6 months.

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GENERAL CHARACTERISTICS OF THE MEDHPAR KHAVDA BHUJ-KUTCH

Khavda is situated 66 kms along the principal road going north of

Bhuj, is a major stop and the last place to get bottled water and fruits before heading to other destinations. The center of town also has Kutchi food available. The Khavda area has a well-blended population of Meghwals (Hindus) and Muslims hailing from Sindh, leading to interesting combinations of work styles and social traditions. You will find Hindus, more likely to be woodcarvers, working side by side in the same village.

Khavda is a small Village/hamlet in Bhuj Taluka in Kachchh District of Gujarat State, India. It comes under Khavda Panchayath. It is located 0 KM towards East from District head quarters Bhuj. 355 KM from State capital Gandhinagar. Khavda Pin code is 370510 and postal head office is Khavda . Khavda is surrounded by Anjar Taluka towards East , Mundra Taluka towards South , Nakhatrana Taluka towards west , Adipur Taluka towards East . Bhuj , Adipur , Mandvi , Gandhidham are the near by Cities to Khavda.

Demographics of Khavda

Gujarati is the Local Language here.

HOW TO REACH Khavda

By Rail Bhuj Rail way Station is the very nearby railway stations to Khavda. How

ever Rajkot Jn. Rail way Station is major railway station 173 KM near to Khavda.

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ABOUT MEDHPAR KHAVDA BHUJ, WOOD CRAFT CLUSTER

Medhpar Khavda Bhuj-Kutch Mega Cluster has its reach craft heritage. The crafts of Bhuj are deeply integrated into the lifestyle of the communities who practice and utilize them; in addition to serving as a means of earning and employment, they are also a creative expression of each community`s distinct cultural life. The exclusive handworks exhibit the craftsmanship of the people. These works are quite famous all over the country. The craftsmen still follow the conventional method in designing their art work, and this is what makes their work quite unique. The handicraft industry in Gujarat has contributed to the economic development of the state. Some of their craftwork includes metal Bell craft work, dies, hand and machine embroidery works, clay items, furniture, handmade durries or carpets & crafts.

The people of Bhuj area inhabit the traditional artisans who make house hold furniture, fixture etc. since centuries having good domestic & export potential. They are using Craftsmen have designed many tools that make them comfortable while they are working. Almost from the time when woodcarving crafts started they have been the initiator for the tool design. The no. of artisans living and working in these areas are around 300 and they are actively working with their traditional craft of making of Bhunga.

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HISTORY OF CRAFTSMEN/ARTISANS OF MEDHPAR KHAVDA BHUJ-KUTCH

WOOD CLUSTER

The wood carving cluster is not very old and mainly concentrated at

Khavda & Bhuj city. Micro based Artisans units working employing around 1000

Artisans The artisans working in this cluster resides in and around villages of

Khawda Bhuj. The average earning of Artisans are Rs.400- 500/- per day and

most of them work on output basis The Artisans make the carved products of

different shape and design to be used in bed, sofa sets, carved chairs and glass

frames etc. cots, Windows, Panels' of Doors. The wood work experiences slum

during the period of May to September every year and output comes down up

to 20% of average peak period production. The Artisans works with hand tools

for wood carving work. The hand working skills are very good and need to be

encouraged for working with power tools to reduce health, their health hazard

increase output and earnings.

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PRODUCTS MANUFACTURED BY ARTISANS

Artisans of Khawda Villages and making house hold furniture and partly

fixture using traditional art/skill. A few among them are also making other

products like Cupboards, Frames, Panels of door, cots etc. Handicraft Mega

Cluster Mission has taken initiative to motivate artisans for making products of

new design for better value addition and marketability. The Design & Craft

experts of Mission will provide technical guidance and support in this regards.

TECHNO-ECONOMICS SCENARIO

These artisans are not in good economic situation as compared to other

crafts of Bhuj. The market of the artisans is limited to Bhuj-Kutch city and they

are not getting good benefit from market against their work. They are getting

24 days of work in a month with average wage of Rs. 350 per day. Their new

generation is not interested in joining the craft and the old artisans are

continuing the craft work as they are not left with more options. As their

economic situation is no sound, most of the artisans are doing job work for

traders or artisan traders. These artisans have not opted for much product

diversification which otherwise would have given them good value addition &

higher profit margins.

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MANUFACTURING FACILITIES WITH ARTISANS

Artisans have their own small workshop with basic tools & equipment.

The work place is totally unorganized & congested. They work while seating on

floor resulting in ergonomically problems like back pain due to wrong seating

posture. The tools and equipment’s are used by them are age old & obsolete.

Craftsmen have designed many tools that make them comfortable while they

are working. when woodcarving crafts started they have been the initiator for

requirements of the tool design evolved from the need of craftsmen. They use

existing old aged tools like hammer, planer, compass, chisel for carving. They

have variety of chisels for carving purpose.

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RAW MATERIAL & CONSUMABLE USED BY ARTISANS

The main raw material used in the woodcarving cluster is Sheesham

wood, Shagun wood . The wood is bought from Bhuj local market. In the

Medhpar Khavda region wood traders are not available.

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PROCESS OF MANUFACTURING:

Raw Materials sizing

Measurements

Sketching

Rough carving

Fine carving

Detailing

Sanding

Polishing

Buffing

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I. Raw Materials Sizing: The wood is prepared as per the specifications to

produce the statue. The outer skin is of the wood removed to reveal the inner soft pale portion of the trunk and then the inner portion is split into different sizes as per the requirements. These entire processes occur at approved timber merchant place, under the guidance of craftsman who needs the materials.

II. Measurements: After slicing the wooden piece as per the required size,

craftsman do the proportional measurement by the PRAKAR (compass) on wood block.

III. Sketching: Once the proportional measurements have been done by the

craftsman, they do a rough sketch by pencil on the basis of measurement. This stage is needed to get a rough idea that how the wood piece is going to carve. Artisan uses the different design frames to mark on plank as per customer requirement.

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IV. Rough carving: After the sketching stage, in the rough carving stage the

craftsman gets full idea of the object and carves the big portion of the block roughly by the help of big chisels, hammer and saw. In this stage craftsman mostly removes the unnecessary material and shapes it for next stage.

V. Fine carving: After the rough carving craftsman starts carving in more

details. At this stage craftsman carves all parts in details and every unnecessary materials is removed.

VI. Detailing: At this stage craftsman receives an almost developed product

from the last stage carving. This is the last stage for carving and almost ready from main craftsman side.

VII. Sanding: After the final carving stage the product is handed over to helper,

learner or craftswomen, where they do the surface finishing of products by various numbers of sand papers. They start rubbing from 50 number of sand paper that is more efficient to smoothen the rough surface. Gradually they use 80 and 100 number of sand papers for more finishing, and at the end they use 120 numbers, which gives the final smooth surface before using the wax polish.

VIII. Polishing: After sand paper, wax polish is used for glossy and shiny

surface. This wax polish is applied on the whole surface of product through brush and left for 12 hours in a dry & shadow condition.

IX. Buffing: After 12 hours of implementing the polish, it reaches partially dry

stage. At this time craftswomen or helpers rub the surface with a piece of cloth until they receive a glossy and shiny surface.

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EDUCATION & SKILL LEVELS OF ARTISANS

The artisans possess good skill for making of traditional products like Tables, Cots, Sofa, Door/Window, Frames etc. But they are not aware of modern techniques of making crafts. They did not have exposure on latest machine & equipment. Their education level is very low. There is a primary & secondary school in village where most of the artisan children are taking their education.

HEALTH & SAFETY ISSUES

The artisans are facing health & safety issues due to unhealthy working environment the workplace lacks proper sunlight during the daytime and due to unavailability of electricity, it is difficult for the craftsmen to carry out the detail works. Also the artisan has to sit on shop floor for working so they are facing issue related to back pain.

METHODOLOGY ADOPTED

A comprehensive methodology & approach was envisaged for

understanding the needs and requirement of the Medhpar Khavda Wood

Cluster in view of the potential and skills exits in the region.

Wood Crafts of Medhpar Khavda Bhuj-Kutch were not been able

to projected in the World Map, a methodology has been envisaged

encompassing vivid approach such as feedback from HMCM New Delhi,

direct interactions with the artisans, entrepreneurs, exporters etc., vis.-a-viz.

also organizations working in Medhpar Khavda Bhuj-Kutch, visit of senior

officials to the clusters and production centers.

HMCM New Delhi has organized Stakeholders Meet of Handicraft

Artisans, NGOs and technical experts from MSME-TOOL ROOM (IGTR)

Indore on 26th & 27th April, 2017 at Village, Padarathpur & Aashpur Wood

Craft Cluster to study the existing processes of making wood carving

products and furniture bed, tables, sofa, door, window etc. and discussed

with artisans and stakeholders to know their precise requirements about

quality & process improvement, skill up gradation, improvement in

manufacturing techniques, etc. We have also discussed about machinery

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& equipment to be installed in proposed Common Facility Centre. Based

on the discussion with artisans and other stake holders, expert from MSME-

TOOL ROOM (IGTR) Indore finalized Machines & Equipment’s to be installed

in proposed CFC. The Artisans also demanded standard Tool Kit for them.

Details of Tool Kit is given in Annexure – I

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ESTABLISHMENT OF COMMON FACILITY CENTRE

HMCM proposes to establish common facility centre in this Furniture

Cluster with the following objectives:

To improve Quality of the product and reduced costing by faster

production.

To carry out faster & improved process of production by value addition

and increasing income level of artisan/craftsman.

To increase New design of existing products and new products selected

under product diversification at low cost.

This cluster offers good scope for improvement in production process

with reduction in cycle time & improvement in inherent quality and aesthetic

look of products (tables, cots, sofa, door, window etc.). The extra labour and

wastages may be reduced with the use of simple and low cost tools &

equipment. With the establishment of Common Facility Centre in the cluster

the artisans would be able to produce products with good quality and

surface finish. The CFC will work on job work conversion basis for the

artesian on chargeable basis.

REQUIREMENT OF MACHINERY & EQUIPMENT :

The proposed Common Facility Centre would be equipped with following machinery/equipment such as CNC- Wood Engraving Machine, CNC- Wood Craving Machine, High Speed Band Saw Machine, Measuring Instruments & hand Tools, Cross Slide Table Wood Saw Cutting Machine, Lathe Machine, CNC-Round Carving Machine, Circular Saw & Buffing Machine, Sanding Machine, Drilling Machine, Wood Cutting Band Saw, Jig Saw, Wood Chisel Carving Machine, Wood Table , Hardware & Software For Design. Details of Machinery to be installed in proposed CFC is given in Annexure - II.

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POWER & UTILITIES:

The proposed CFC would required 1 No. DG Sets of 20 KW, Air Compressor, Fire and Safety Equipment’s, First Aid Facility, etc. The power connection shall be taken for 50 KW for CFC. The DG sets shall be used during power failure for limited machines.

TOOLS KITS PROPOSED FOR DISTRIBUTION TO ARTISANS:

Besides establishing CFC, it is also proposed to distribute 1 Kit of

important hand tools & instruments to selected artisans. The hand tools are

used by the individual artisans in their own ways. Common hand tools will be

suitable for each individual artisan which may not be used in group. Hence It

is proposed to distribute kits of Tools for which Details of Tool Kit is given in

Annexure I

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FINANCIAL IMPLICATIONS:

Preoperative Expenses of Proposed CFC:

Particular Amount (Rs. in Lakhs)

Pre-Feasibility Report 55,000 Consultancy Charges (LS) 5,00,000

Handholding & Training. 5,00,000 TOTAL 10,55,000

Land & Building: As per the guidelines, land & building for setting up of CFC to be

provided by Clusters. It is estimated that requirement of land will be

approx. 300 Sq. mtr out of which 250 Sq. mtr would be covered area to

accommodate machinery & equipment, Office, Stores, DG Set, etc.

Land & Building Cost [Rs.] Land: Area about 300 sq. mtr. Made available by Clusters

Building : Work - Shed , Store ,Office etc about 250 sq. mtr @ 12,000 sq.mtr 30,00,000

Patricians and Furnishing (LS) 2,00,000

Total Land & Building 32,00,000

Machinery & Equipment and Misc. Fixed Assets: Proposed CFC would be equipped with Machinery & Equipment as given in Annexure- II. The total cost of machine & equipment & Misc. fixed assets estimated at Rs. 75 Lakhs. This amount will be funded by HMCM Ministry of Textile, Govt. of India.

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Manpower Requirement for CFC: The artisans have skills to operate most of the machines in CFC. However, for day to day operations a team comprising of one m a n a g e r , one or two skilled workers for operation of CNC Machines &, DG set, etc. need to be recruited on need basis.

WORKING CAPITAL [PER MONTH] [1] Staff and Labour [per month]: Sr. No. Description No. Salary @

Rs. Total Salary

[Rs.]

[a] Administrative staff

i Manager 1 25,000 25,000 ii. Clerk /Accountant 1 10,000 10,000 [b] Technical Skilled & Unskilled

i. Skilled worker 1 10,000 10,000 ii. Helper / Peon 1 7,000 7,000 Total 52,000

Perquisites @ 15 % 7,800

Grand Total 59,800 Say Rs. 60,000

[2] Raw Material [per month]: Raw Material is not required because project is based on Common Facility Services. Raw Material will be provided by artisans.

[3] Utility [per month]:

Electricity 400 KWA 10/- 4,000 Water L S LS 1,000 Total 5,000

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[4] Other Expenditure [per month]:

01. Postage, Stationery, Phone & Fax 1,000

02. Publicity 1,000

03. Repair & Maintenance 1,500

04. Transportation 3,000

05. Traveling & convene 3,200

06. Consumable 500

07. Insurance 800

08. Taxes 10,000

09. Misc. Expenses 4,000

Total 25,000

[5] Total Recurring Expenditure [per month]

01. Staff and Labour 60,000

02. Utilities 5,000

03. Other contingent expenses 25,000

Total 90,000

[6] WORKING CAPITAL FOR THREE MONTHS = 90,000 X 3 = 2,70,000

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FINANCIAL ANALYSIS

TOTAL CAPITAL INVESTMENT:

01. Fixed Capital 75,00,000 02. Working capital for 3 months 2,70,000 Total 77,70,000

[1] Cost of production [PM] :

Total recurring cost [PA] 10,80,000

Dep. on building @ 5 % 1,60,000

Dep. on machinery equips 11,25,000 @ 15 %

Interest of total capital investment 10,87,800 @ 14 %

Total 34,52,800 Say 35,00,000

[2] Total Turnover :

Capacity of CFC (1) By Carving Job Work : 40 Lakhs per annum (2) By Furniture Job Work : 20 Lakhs per annum Total : 60.00 Lakhs per annum

Proposed Utilization (1) 1st year : 60 % = 36.00 Lakhs (2) 2nd year : 75% = 45.00 Lakhs (3) 3rd year : 80% = 48.00 Lakhs

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Sr. No. Particulars Qty. [No.] Value [Rs.]

1. Carving LOT 25,00,000

2. Furnishing LOT 16,00,000

Total Quantity Total Rs. 41,00,000 [3] Net Profit:

Total turnover – Cost of production =Net profit

41, 00,000 - 35, 00,000 = 6, 00,000

Revenue Earning through Common Facility

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Conclusions & Recommendation:

MSME-TOOL ROOM (IGTR) Indore recommends that establishment of

Common Facility Centre for benefits of artisans is very much necessary with

the objective to provide facility to artisans for manufacturing of value added

existing products and products selected under product diversification for

increasing brand image and income level of artisans. CFC would be utilized

to its maximum by artisans of the cluster for job work basis for making

existing & modern design tables, cots, sofa, sets, cupboards, door, window

etc. Since these products of good design & quality will fetch better price

from customers, artisans would be able to pay service charges of CFC

without any problem.

MSME-TOOL ROOM (IGTR) Indore concludes that setting up of

Common Facility Centre at Village Medhpar Khavda Bhuj Cluster would be

technically feasible and economically viable.

On Acceptance of pre-feasibility report, MSME-TOOL ROOM (IGTR)

Indore may take up implementation of project for setting up of CFC at Village

Medhpar Khavda Bhuj Cluster on turnkey basis including hand holding

support for period of 3 months after project implementation.

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Annexure I List of Machines & Equipment in Tool Kit:

Tool Name Specification Estimated Cost

Measuring Tape 3 Meters 25 Marking Divider / Tool 6" 110

Outside Caliper 6" 105

Inside Caliper 4" 100 Try Square 6" 300

Try Square 10" 400 Angle Protector 4" 450

Triangular File 5" 450

Center Punch 8x100mm 50 Frame Hack Saw 12" 450

Screw Driver 1 set of 7 pcs 400 Carving Chisel-1 7 Nos. 1300

Carving Chisel-2 3 Nos. (10, 12,16) 1100 Power Drill Machine with wood Drills set of 4,5,6,8,10 mm

Bosch or Equivalent

1200

Sand Stone for Finishing 1"x2"x6" 75 Wood Plainer 2.25"x9.5" 1110

C-Clamp 3" 1300

Meter Ruler / Scale 12" 125 Rip Saw 16" 400

Grinding File - Half round 8.5" 500 Iron Hammer with Nail Remover 1"x3.5" length of handle 10.5" 300 Wooden Mallet Dia 1.25x4"x10" 250

TOTAL 10,500

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Annexure II

List of Machines & Equipment proposed to be installed in Common

Facility Centre:

Sr. No Machine/Equipment Quantity

(No.)

Landed Cost (Rs.)

1. CNC- Wood Engraving Machine 1 6,00,000

2. CNC- Wood Craving Machine 1 7,00,000

3. High Speed Band Saw Machine 800 X 900mm 11KW 1 1,90,000

4. Measuring Instruments & hand Tools LOT 2,50,000

5. Cross Slide Table Wood Saw Cutting Machine 1 2,50,000

6. Lathe Machine 2 1,20,000

7. CNC-Round Carving Machine 1 4,00,000

8. Circular Saw & Buffing Machine 1 7,500

9. Sanding Machine 1 10,000

10. Drilling Machine 2 12,000

11. Wood Cutting Band Saw 1 22,000

12. Jig Saw (Power Operated) 1 15,000

13. Wood Chisel Carving Machine 1 15,000

14. Wood Table (With Bench Vice) 2 40,000

15. Hardware & Software For Design LB 10,00,000

16. Tool Kit * 25 26,25,000

17. DG set 20 KW 1 3,50,000

Sub Total 66,06,500

After adding 10% towards installation &

Commissioning. 72,67,150

Total Fixed Capital (1+2) 75,00,000

* Standard Tools Kits for Distribution to Artisans: It is proposed to distribute tool

kit to artisans. The total expenditure towards the same would be 5.0 Lakhs. Details of Tool Kit is

given in

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Annexure – III

List of Machine & Equipments, Connected Load & Purpose: Sl.

No.

Machine/ Equipment Connected

Load

Purpose

1 CNC- Wood Engraving Machine

4.5 KW Used for Engraving different

objects.

2 CNC- Wood Craving Machine 4.5 KW Used for Carving different

kinds.

3 High Speed Band Saw Machine

710 W Used to cut materials

4 Measuring Instruments & hand Tools

- Used for measuring the

materials.

5 Cross Slide Table Wood Saw Cutting Machine

0.75 KW Sliding Table that cuts

sheets into sized parts.

6 Lathe Machine 1 H.P For turning to produce wood

craft.

7 CNC-Round Carving Machine 1.5 KW For Carving Round Objects.

8 Circular Saw & Buffing Machine

2 KW To Cut/Polish Circular

Objects.

9 Electronics Cutter Machine 600 W For Cutting of Wood

10 Sanding Machine - For Surface Cleaning of

Materials.

11 Power Hacksaw 800 W To Cut Various Materials.

12 Drilling Machine 0.5 H.P For Drilling Holes.

13 Wood Cutting Band Saw 0.5 HP For Smooth Cuts.

14 Jig Saw (Power Operated) 500 W Allows cutting at various

angles

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15 Cut-off Machine 2 H.P For general cutting purpose.

16 Wood Chisel Carving Machine

0.5 H.P For Carving or Cutting Hard

Materials.

17 Wood Table (With Bench Vice)

- For Holding Purpose.

18 Hardware & Software For Design

- For Design Purpose

19 Tool Kit * - For manual work

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Annexure-IV

Miscellaneous

1 DG Set (20 KW) - For Power Generation

2 Water Tank (1000 Liter) - For manufacturing, drinking & sanitararion purpose

3 Oil Tank (100 Liter) - For storage of diesel 4 Pipe Line & Fitting - -

5 Compressor with spray painting torch 1 H.P. For Cleaning & Spray Painting

6 First Aid Facility - For medical emergency

7 Safety & Fire Fighting Equipment - For fire & safety

8 Office Furniture - Chair & Table - For office & store

9 Electric Fan/ Exhaust Fan 1.5 H.P. Main cooler & Air Exhaust

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Annexure – V(a)

List of Suppliers for CNC Round Craving Machines

S.No List of Supplier Contact Person Name Telephone / Mobile

No

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Art Auto Machinery, 45, Mahadev Estate, Part V, B/H. Ramol Police Station, Nr. Ctm Mill, Ramol Road, , Ahmedabad, Gujarat -382449, India

Mr. Nikunj Patel (Partner) 8140676263

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3d Macinfotech Pvt. Ltd., # 5-91, Mythri Nagar, Phase-Ii, Madinagnda, Miyapur, , Hyderabad, Telangana -500049, India

Mr. K. Subhash (Managing Director)

Phone: +91-40-60122221 , Mobile:+

917680999797

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Ma Machinery Mart, Sa/19/46, M-2, Shona Talab, Daniyalpur, Near Regal Palace, Sarnath, , Varanasi, Uttar Pradesh -221007, India

7210114973

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K-Tech Cnc,Plot No. 1796, Lakshmi Sai Homes, Gokul Flats, Venkataramana Colony, Kphb, , Hyderabad, Telangana -500072, India

7053127717

5 Arsun Engineers,56/1, Vithalwadi Industrial Estate, , Bhavnagar, Gujarat -364001, India

9206046878

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A For Ever Technologies,No:19/98 Prithivipakkam Main Road, Ambattur, , Chennai, Tamil Nadu -600053, India

Mr. Amudhan Rajan (Proprietor)

9941993929

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Emmaus Mach,No. 42/43 Sri Nilaya Complex Ground Floor 4th Main,Abbigere Main Road, Kommagondanahalli, Jalahalli (W), , Bengaluru, Karnataka -560015, Indi

Mr. Gabriel Reni Emmanuel (Chief Executive Officer)

9448463501

8 V. M. Engineers, B-30, 1st Stage, 1st Cross, Peenya Industrial Estate, , Bengaluru, Karnataka -560058, India

Mr. Chandrashekhar Puttaraju (Chief Executive

Officer) 9845371156

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Thermal Tech,305, Iyampatti Road, Vazhavanthankottai, , Tiruchirappalli, Tamil Nadu -620015, India

Mr. S.Ramesh (Proprietor) 9698662000

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Sri Balaji Wood Planning & Carving Works ,No. 2, T Kudur Road, Senthamil Nagar, , Sivaganga, Tamil Nadu -630561, India

Mr. Jegan (Proprietor) 9442051135

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Annexure – V(b)

List of Suppliers for Cross slide Table Woodsaw Cutting Machine

S.No List of Supplier Contact Person Name Telephone / Mobile No

1 Ess Kay Lathe Company, No. 127, Focal Point, Batala , Batala-143505, Punjab, India

Vivek Sharma

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Jain Engineering Works, Old Motor Stand, Gandhi Putla, Bhandara Road, Itwari, Nagpur-440008, Maharashtra, India

Mr. Vishwajit Manohar Soitkar

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Modi Traders, No. 829, M. T. P. Road, Near Flower Poo Market Bus Stop, R. S. Puram , Coimbatore-641601, Tamil Nadu, India

Ravi Gharg

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Amit Engineering Co.,No. 37, Ambalal Doshi Marg, Hamam Street,, Near Bombay Stock Exchange Tower, Fort, Mumbai-400001, Maharashtra, India

Amit S. Shah

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Suresh Machine Tools, B-11-12, Ambica Nagar Society, Opposite Trikamnagar-2 Near- Radhakrishna Temple, L.H. Road, Surat-395010, Gujarat, India

Bhavesh Siddhapura

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Laxman Kadva & Sons Pvt Ltd., Sri Sri Gau Shala Compound Jintan Udhyognagar,, Jintan Udhyognagar, Surendranagar-363002, Gujarat, India

Rajesh Mistry

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Annexure – V(c)

List of Suppliers for Wood working High Bandsaw Machine

S.No List of Supplier Contact Person Name Telephone / Mobile No

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Caple Industrial Solutions, No. 6, 7, 8, Kedia Chambers, Opposite Old Police Station, Near New Era Theatre, SV Road, Mumbai-400064, Maharashtra, India

Vaishali Anada

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Jyoti Industries, Near S.R.P. Quarters, Near Rudraksh Hospital, Opposite Manan Auto Bajaj N. H. 8, Krishnagar, Naroda, Ahmedabad-382346, Gujarat, India

Hardik Pokar

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Felder Woodworking Machines Private Limited, 501, Western Edge 1, Above Metro Western Express Highway, Borivali East, Mumbai-400066, Maharashtra, India

Varsha Tiwari

4 Kapoor Engineering Works, Opposite Beco, G. T. Road,, Batala-143505, Punjab, India

Naresh Kapoor

5 Nav Ashu Machine Tools, G.T. Road, Near Canara Bank, Batala-143505, Punjab, India

Gaurav Aggarwal

6

Perfect Machines Center, No. 214, Linghi Chetty Street, Parrys Area,, Chennai-600001, Tamil Nadu, India

Dilip Shah

7

O.p.s. Udyog, Near Amritsar Industries, Paras Wale, G. T. Road Opposite Vijaya Bank, Batala-143505, Punjab, India

Sanjay Aggarwal

8

Shree Vaibhav Laxmi Industries, Durga Estate- 2, Near India Estate, Opposite Narayan Pottery Naroda Road, Saijpur Bogha,, Naroda Road, Saijpur Bogha, Ahmedabad-382345, Gujarat, India

Vitthal Bhai A. Patel

9

Kalyan Industries, Yamunanagar, Opposite Punjab & Sind Bank, Jagadhri Road, Yamunanagar, Yamunanagar-135001, Haryana, India

Jagmohan Singh

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Annexure – V(d)

List of Suppliers for CNC Wood Engraving Machines & CNC Wood Craving Machines

S.No List of Supplier

Contact Person Name Telephone / Mobile No

1

MA MACHINERY MART Sa/19/46, M-2, Shona Talab, Daniyalpur, Near Regal Palace, Sarnath, Varanasi - 221007, Uttar Pradesh, India

Mr. Sunil Yadav (Proprietor)

Phone :+917210114973 Mobile :+917210114973

2

Lipi Marketing Private Limited, No. 32, Nehru Nagar, 1st Link Street, Rajiv Gandhi Salai, O. M. R., Kottivakkam, Chennai-600041, Tamil Nadu, India

Joseph Thomas

3

Jai Industries, Nr. Ajit Mill Cross Road, Rakhial- Odhav Main Road, Rakhial,, Rakhial- Odhav Main Road, Rakhial, Ahmedabad-380023, Gujarat, India

Prashant Jadhav

4

Shusa Mechatronics, 35, Ashwamegh Industrial Estate, Changodar, Sukhramnagar Road, Ahmedabad-380013, Gujarat, India

Birju Patel

5

Chirag International, No. 63/1, S. N. Puram, Trichy Road, Chinthamanipudur Post Behind Saraswathi Hospital, , Behind Saraswathi Hospital, Coimbatore-641103, Tamil Nadu, India

S. Sharanshakthi

6

Trilok Lasers Pvt. Ltd., A-202/203, Kalpataru Plaza, 224, Bhavani Peth Above Bank Of India,, Above Bank Of India, Pune-411042, Maharashtra, India

Ajit Jain

7 Rk Corporation, No. 489, Giaspura Road, Near Power House, Ludhiana-141003, Punjab, India

Kuldeep Singh

8

3d Macinfotech Pvt. Ltd., 5-91, Mythrinagar, Phase-2,, Madinaguda, Hyderabad-500049, Telangana, India

K. Subhash

9

Printo, No. 132/4, King Avenue, Modachur Tirupur Main Road, Gobichettipalayam, Tirupur Main Road, Gobichettipalayam, Erode-638476, Tamil Nadu,

M. R. Siva Sakthivel

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10

Matha CNC Technologys, No. 5&6, Uma Maheswaran Complex Thadicombu, Dindigul, Thadicombu, Dindigul, Dindigul-624709, Tamil Nadu, India

Mahimainathan

11

Himalaya Technologies, Plot No. 27, Pallavan Nagar Main Road Maduravoyal, East Tamabaram, Chennai-600059, Tamil Nadu, India

Senthil Kumaran

12

Ideal Innovations, No. 87, GST Road, Pulipakkam, Chengalpattu, Kancheepuram, Chennai-603002, Tamil Nadu, India

E. Dinesh

13

Unique Tech, No. 380/201, B.S. Sundaram Road, Uthukuli Main Road, No. 380/201, B.S. Sundaram Road, Uthukuli Main Road,, Tiruppur-641601, Tamil Nadu

A. Vignesh

14

Fusion Technocraft,No. 308, University Plaza, Near Vijay Cross Road,, Navrangpura, Ahmedabad-380009, Gujarat, India

Manish Sukhadia

15

Unique International,No. 251, 1st Floor, Shivaji Market, Pitampura, Near Saraswati Vihar, Delhi-110034, Delhi, India

Lalit Kohli

16

Graphic Technologies Sign Park Private Limited,No. 811, Vummidiars Shopping Complex Mount Road, Anna Salai, Mount Road, Anna Salai, Chennai-600002, Tamil Nadu, India

Gopala Krishnan

17

RPM Tools Consulting,No. 3 - 182 - T, Vinayaga Tower, Kadampadi Road, Above S. B. I. Bank, Air Force Station, Sulur, Coimbatore-641401, Tamil Nadu, India

Pradeep Kumar K. P.

18

Kailesh Tech Solutions, No.597, 2nd Floor, Shri Ranga Arcade, Dr. Rajkumar Road, Prakash nagar, Bengaluru - 560021, Karnataka, India

+91-9035599251

+91-9341442227 +91-8065555808

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Annexure – VI Consent letter from Dhua Namori (Bhima), Artisan.