Continental Machines

Continental Machines is located at Satya Niketan 291. It’s an interesting area because of all the college students and cafes nearby, but we are more about the technical side of things. Our shop is full of metal parts, some heavy machinery, and that distinct smell of cutting oil. We’ve been at this address for quite a few years now. It’s a bit of a workspace and a bit of an office mixed together. There are blueprints and sketches pinned to the walls with tape, and the workbench is usually covered in metal shavings by midday. We handle a lot of small mechanical jobs and sell parts that are hard to find elsewhere. It’s not the kind of place where you’ll find a polished showroom or a receptionist. It’s dusty, and there’s always a project half-finished on the floor. I usually wear my old overalls because things get messy pretty quickly when you’re dealing with lathes and drills. My father started this place years ago, and I’ve just kept it going. We don’t have a big marketing budget or anything; people usually find us through word of mouth or if they happen to be walking through the neighborhood and see the machines through the open door. It’s honest work, and we like the feeling of fixing something that was broken or making a part from scratch. The lighting is a bit dim in the back, but we know where everything is kept.