# Gravity CNC Investor Brief

Finance~Gravity LLC | Sacramento, California | 2026

This document is an investor-facing summary. Figures are estimates from the working model; this is not an offer to sell securities.

## Project

Gravity CNC is a 5-axis CNC milling shop for premium wood products, cabinet facades, carved doors, decorative panels, molds, jigs, signs, and custom millwork. The project is designed as a compact manufacturing business with lease-friendly equipment entry.

## Market opportunity

Sacramento and Northern California have steady demand for custom interiors, remodeling, premium cabinetry, architectural details, and small-batch manufacturing. Many local shops either lack 5-axis capacity or outsource complex work.

## Product categories

- Cabinet facades and carved doors.
- Decorative panels and wall elements.
- Molds, jigs, fixtures, and prototypes.
- Premium signage and architectural millwork.
- Custom production for designers, cabinet shops, remodelers, and builders.

## Business model

- Per-job milling service.
- B2B production for cabinet and millwork shops.
- Premium custom products sold directly.
- Repeat production contracts for designers, builders, and manufacturers.

## Operating strategy

The first production cell should stay compact: one 5-axis machining center, software/CAM workflow, finishing partners where needed, and a sales focus on high-margin B2B work. The model can expand with a second machine, finishing, and repeat product lines after demand is proven.

## Use of funds

- Equipment lease/down payment and installation.
- CAM software, tooling, dust collection, fixtures, and workholding.
- Initial rent, utilities, insurance, and working capital.
- Sales samples and local B2B outreach.

## Core risks

- Lead generation must produce enough high-margin jobs.
- Machine uptime and operator skill are critical.
- Tooling and finishing can erode margin if not managed.
- Custom work needs tight quoting discipline.

## Attached materials on the site

- `financial-model.xlsx` - CapEx, financing, unit economics, P&L scenarios, and payback assumptions.
- This brief - business plan and operating summary.