Saini Tool Centre

I have been at Saini Tool Centre in Sector 28 for quite a while now. The shop is filled with all sorts of hand tools and power equipment. If you need a drill bit or a new set of pliers, this is the place where I keep them all. I keep the wrenches hanging on a board I made myself out of some old plywood. It’s not the prettiest setup, but it works for me. The floor gets a bit slippery when it rains because the front door doesn't seal perfectly, so I usually put down some cardboard. I spend most of my day talking to plumbers and electricians who are working on houses nearby. They usually know what they want, but sometimes we have to look through the catalogs to find a specific part. I don't use a lot of fancy words to describe what I sell. It’s just metal and plastic that helps you get a job done. The back room is where I keep the bigger stuff like saws and grinders, and it’s always a bit of a squeeze to get through the hallway. My wife sometimes brings me lunch around one o'clock, and we eat it right there at the counter. Sector 28 is a good neighborhood, and I know most of the people who walk past the window every day. It's a simple life running a tool shop.