Linear Toolings

We've been over here at Spl. Plot No.9 in Peenya 1St Stage for a good while now. It's usually pretty loud around the 10Th Cross and 3Rd Main with all the industrial work going on nearby. Most of us here spend the day handling the different tooling setups and making sure things are cut right. It isn't a fancy office or anything like that. Just a lot of metal, some grease on the floors, and folks getting on with their jobs. We mostly just keep our heads down and work on whatever orders come in that week. If you walk past the shop, you'll probably hear the machines running or see someone loading parts onto a truck. Sometimes it gets a bit chaotic when several projects hit at once, but we manage to sort it out. The guys know their way around the equipment and we don't really spend much time talking about business goals or anything. We just focus on the actual pieces we're making. It’s a busy part of town and there’s always something moving in the yard. We usually start early in the morning before the sun gets too hot. The grease on the machines has its own smell that you just get used to after a few years. Usually, it's just about getting the measurements correct and shipping things out to where they need to go. We've got our routine down now after being in this spot. It works for us.