Business Overview
The Craft smith creates custom barware. Its main product is an injection-moulded kegerator handle featuring an interchangeable insert. Both components are manufactured locally in Western Australia.
The Craft smith currently supplies 12 wholesale customers across Australia, with potential to expand into approximately 100 homebrew stores nationwide.
The interchangeable inserts are laser-engraved using a large-format laser.
The Craftsmith is currently run on a part-time basis alongside other commitments, the business has not been operated at full capacity, meaning there is genuine, demonstrated upside for a new owner able to invest more time and focus. Trading has consistently strengthened around key seasonal periods such as Father's Day, Christmas, with performance improving in line with the time and marketing effort applied.
Additional Product Lines
- Engraved glassware
- Stubbie holders
- Custom signs
- Coasters
- Bottle openers
Key Features:
- Established online business with a proven, existing product range and customer base
- Diversified sales channels including a dedicated website, Etsy and Stockist program.
- Low overhead, homebased operating model
- Significant untapped growth potential through marketing and increased time investment
- Strong, consistent seasonal demand around key gifting periods
Assets and Replacement Values
1. Thunder Nova 52 CO2 laser cutter (1300 × 900) — $16,000
2. Thunder Aurora 8, 5-watt UV laser with rotary assembly — $19,000
3. Injection moulds (purchased 2025) — $20,000
4. GS1 barcodes — $1,000
5. Registered design with Intellectual Property Australia (lodged 28/07/2025) — $3,000
6. Website (www.thecraftsmith.com.au) Including Domain — $5,000
7. Artwork library with over 100 logos — $5,000
8. Three Prusa Mini 3D printer's — $2,100
9. Stock — approximately $7,000
Estimated replacement cost: $75k+
Business turnover figures and product Margins will be provided to qualified buyers after a Confidentiality Agreement has been signed.
