wooden comb

1. PRESENTATION ON
WOODEN COMB :
SUBMITTED BY :
ASHISH KUMAR SINGHI
DEEPTI LOHIA
GUNJAN SHARMA
SUBMITTED TO:
DR. MEENAL SUKHLECHA
ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR

2. CONTENT:
• INTRODUCTION
• BENEFITS
• WHY OUR NEEM COMB INSTEAD OF OTHER COMBS
• DIFFERENCE BETWEEN WOODEN AND PLASTIC COMB
• BARRIERS OF WOODEN COMB
• HOW WE HELP THE ENVIRONMENT AND SOCIETY

3. Wooden Comb

4. History of Wooden Combs
• Wooden combs have been used for centuries by various cultures around
the world. They have been found in archaeological sites dating back to
ancient times, such as in Egypt, Greece, and China.Wooden combs were
often crafted from materials like boxwood, sandalwood, or bamboo, and
were used for grooming hair, beards, and even for weaving. They were
considered a practical and durable tool for everyday use.
• In some cultures, wooden combs were also seen as a symbol of status
and beauty, with intricate carvings and designs adding an artistic element
to their functionality
• Today, wooden combs are still popular for their natural and eco-friendly
properties. They are gentle on the hair and scalp, reduce static, and are
biodegradable .

5. Benefits of Wooden Comb
1. Gentle on Hair
2. Naturally Nourishes Hair
3. Healthy Scalp (Boosts Blood Circulation)
4. Encourages Hair Growth
5. Prevents Tangles and Breakage
6. Helps Reduce Dandruff and Itchy Scalp

6. Why our neem comb instead of other?
 Neem wood combs offer 3 key advantages to our hair, as follows:

• Gentle Care for Your Tresses
• Nurtures Your Hair Naturally
• Stimulates Hair Growth
• Nature’s Conditioning for Silky Hair

7. Difference between wooden comb and plastic comb :

8. Barriers of wooden comb :
• Wooden combs are a great choice for hair care, but they can sometimes
develop barriers or issues that affect their performance.
1. Splintering
2. Warped or cracked teeth
3. Moisture damage
4. Cleaning difficulties

9. MATERIAL REQURING TO MAKING A WOODEN COMB
• MATERIALS :
Scrap Hardwoods (I used Maple, IPE, and African Mahogany)
TiteBond II Wood Glue: http://amzn.to/2peRFus
Spray Adhesive: http://amzn.to/2to0Byn
Mineral Oil: http://amzn.to/2p1hu2N
 TOOLS :
RYOBI Stationary Bench Sander: http://amzn.to/2q1Cq8k
Wen 12.5” Thickness Planer: http://amzn.to/2q9FYYW
BESSEY Economy 2.5” x 12” Clutch Clamps: http://amzn.to/2oIJGVy
RYOBI Band Saw: http://amzn.to/2rYzJF8
Vice Clamp: http://amzn.to/2q1GfKO

10. PROCESS OF MAKING A WOODEN COMB :
STEP 1: Coping Saw
STEP 2: Cut Your Materials to Length
STEP 3: Clean Up Your Surfaces
STEP 4: Glue Up Your Scraps!
STEP 5: Plane Down Your Blank(s)
STEP 6: Template / Drawing Your Comb
STEP 7: Cut Your Comb!
STEP 8: Final Sanding / Shaping of Your Comb

11. PROFIT MAKING IF WE OUTSOUCE AND SELL.
• DESIGN AND PRODUTION
• MATERIAL AND COST
• MARKETING AND SALES
• DITRIBUTION AND LOGISTICS
• CUSTOMER SERVICE

12. PROFIT MAKING IF WE MANUFACTURING
• MANUFACTURING SPACE : The space required for manufacturing wooden combs depends
on factors such as the scale of production, machinery used, storage needs, and workspace for
employees. It could range from a small workshop or garage for a small-scale operation to a larger
facility for mass production. Typically,we need enough space for equipment, raw materials storage,
workstations, and packaging areas. It's advisable to consult with experts or conduct a detailed layout
plan to determine the exact space requirements for your manufacturing operation.
• COST REQUIREMENT : The cost to manufacture wooden combs can vary depending on
factors like the type of wood used, production methods, labor costs, and overhead expenses. Generally,
it can range from a few cents to several dollars per comb. If we were considering manufacturing
wooden combs, it's essential to conduct thorough research and cost analysis to determine the specific
amount required for your production process.

13. EXAMPLE IF WE MANUFATURING
Suppose we take a land to establish a plant of wooden comb . The rent of the land is rs
25000. per month .And our labour charges of ( Min 5 labour ) were 75000. per month .
And our manufacturing cost of wooden comb is rs 7/- per pcs and it should be sell in the
market at 150 rs and our EBITA is 100 rs and after deducting the taxes and all our gross
profit margin per pcs should be 75/- per pcs.
Then we will say we are in profit stage.

14. How we help the environment and society?
 Sustainable Sourcing
 Eco-friendly Packaging
 Community Engagement
 Fair Trade Practices
 Donation Programs