S S Fabricators

We’ve been here at G-5 in Mahaveer Market for a while now. It’s right by station 233 in Sakinaka, so the noise from the trains and the market never really stops. Most days, we’re just busy with the welding machines and moving pieces of metal around the floor. It gets pretty hot in here, especially when the afternoon sun hits the front of the shop. There’s always dust everywhere, no matter how much we sweep up. That’s just how it is with fabrication work. People walk in from the street asking if we can fix a gate or cut some iron to a specific size. We usually have scraps of steel lying in the corner from the last job we finished. It’s not a fancy place, just a workspace where we get things done. Sometimes the electricity goes out for a bit, and we just sit outside on the stools until it comes back. Our neighbors in the market are mostly other small shops, so we know everyone around here. We spend a lot of time measuring things twice because mistakes cost money and waste material. The floor is stained with oil and marks from the heavy stuff we drag across it. We don't have a big office or anything, just a small desk in the back with some papers and a calculator that’s missing a button. It’s a simple life, really, just working with our hands every day.