Tsunami Precious Engineering

Up here on Athimugam Road in Berigai, things move at their own pace. Tsunami Precious Engineering started because there was a need for someone to handle the precision stuff in this area. It’s not a huge factory, just a solid building where we keep our tools. The road outside gets a lot of trucks passing through, and we see them all day long. We mostly stay focused on the benches though. Dealing with precision engineering means we have to be careful, but we don't act like we are better than any other shop. We just pay attention to the measurements. My hands are usually stained with something, and that’s fine. We talk to the neighbors and sometimes share tools if someone is in a pinch. The lights in the shop flicker a bit when the heavy power kicks in, but we are used to it by now. We don’t have a marketing guy or a website that looks like a magazine. Most people just find us because they heard from someone else that we do okay work. Berigai is a quiet enough place except for the metal clanging in our shop. We start early when the air is still cool and try to get the hardest parts done before noon. By evening, we’re tired and ready to head home, but there is always a bit more to do for tomorrow. It’s just how we live and work here.