How much do your hives, nuc boxes, and swarm traps cost?

[BumbbleBee]

Hive: Normal price of a Langstroth beehive in India is around Rs. 1600 - Rs. 1800. Material is some wood, sounds solid enough to withstand weather conditions. But finishing doesn't seem to be as good as I see online.
After subsidy,  government distributes each for Rs. 300.

Nuc box: Haven't got one yet.

Swarm tap: Haven't got one yet.

ForEx: $1 ~= Rs. 62

I'm very curious about your costs and materials. Please share.

[Vance G]

Including shipping and assembly a 9 5/8" langstroth box with ten frames costs me under $25. Cover and bottom board about $5.00 for the pair.   Looks like your equipment is less expensive than mine. 

[gov1623]

I make all my equipment. I make medium supers for $4, deeps for $6, bottoms and tops for $3 all out of pine. I use Plywood for nucs and swarm traps for about $3 a piece.

[BumbbleBee]

Including shipping and assembly a 9 5/8" langstroth box with ten frames costs me under $25. Cover and bottom board about $5.00 for the pair.   Looks like your equipment is less expensive than mine. 

Sounds so. Mine has just 8 frames and I don't know whether these are medium or smaller ones. Quality doesn't seem to be very great, but I can't complain about it for $5, right? Hiring a carpenter to build one will cost at least $40-$50 per hive. Problem is finding timber for the material, and a carpenter to do it. I don't know the price at any beekeeper's clubs though.

I make all my equipment. I make medium supers for $4, deeps for $6, bottoms and tops for $3 all out of pine. I use Plywood for nucs and swarm traps for about $3 a piece.

Great! You should be good at carpentry skills. The beauty is you can choose the wood yourself and have a detailed customization.