Cutting Creations

Started working out of the DSIDC sheds in Okhla Phase II a while back. It gets pretty loud here with the machines running all day, but that is just how things go in this part of the city. We spend most of our time dealing with different types of materials that need shaping or cutting down to size. It isn't anything fancy. You walk into the shop and you see guys in overalls moving sheets around and checking measurements. Sometimes the dust gets everywhere, and we have to stop to sweep up just so we can see the floor again. We have been in Scheme III for a bit now, and most people around here know us for just getting the work done without making a big fuss about it. The tea stall around the corner is where we usually end up when the power cuts out or when we just need ten minutes away from the noise. It is a bit cramped in the sheds sometimes, especially when a big shipment comes in, but we manage to find space. People come by with all sorts of requests, and we just look at what they have and tell them if we can do it or not. No sense in overcomplicating things. It is just a regular workshop where we keep our heads down and focus on the machines and the orders we have to finish by the end of the week.