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We encourage you to periodically review this page for the latest information on our Terms of Use. Courtright will post any changes to these Terms of Use on the Site. Courtright reserves the right, at its sole discretion, to change, modify, add, or delete portions of these Terms of Use at any time without further notice. A “Visitor” is defined as any individual browsing the Site. By browsing to the Site you (as a “Visitor”) agree to these Terms of Use. This Agreement sets forth guidelines for the use and viewing of the Site. The terms “we”, “our” or “us” refer to Courtright and/or its affiliates. The units range from $895 upwards with “our most popular unit, The Mogul, retailing for $1,495.” The lower-priced end of the spectrum uses all aluminum, while the high-end Mogul is crafted from copper.In this Terms and Conditions of Use Agreement (“Agreement” or “Terms of Use”), the “Site” refers to, which is owned and operated by Courtright Engineering Company, LLC (“Courtright”). If the price tag seems steep, I divert to The Rock.Įach product weighs almost 15 pounds and comes with a swathe of color, monogram, and engraving options. Just before the 2020 holidays, Dwayne Johnson reshared a video of Meltdown in action. The video collected 100 million views in just a few hours. When they restored our website early in the morning, we found out 185,000 people were on the website at the moment of the crash.” “There were too many people trying to get on our website.,” says Brian Steere. “We weren’t prepared for that mega rush,” continues Brock. “The Meltdown is already a very popular item, and combined with this, we were slammed over the holidays. We did over $200,000 worth of sales in those seven weeks.” While technically a side hustle, the Steeres had the infrastructure in place to support the group. “We’re an engineering company, and the product has been invented through our innovation teams,” says Brock. “This business unit is a startup, but we still have the support structure in place. We have over 300 employees.” While other producers faced supply chain shortages, the fluency between the rest of the business curbed any issues and bridges the cost of custom precision machinery that these units require. While the machining business was slower when automotive tooling was slow, Meltdown kept them busy.
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