Star Pentograph Engraving

Star Pentograph Engraving is tucked away in Sector 10 at C-355. It is a place where things are always being etched or cut. The main machine is a bit old, but it still does exactly what it is supposed to do. When you walk into the shop, you hear the high-pitched sound of the engraving bit hitting metal or plastic. It is a very specific sound that you get used to after a while. We have samples of old nameplates and signs scattered around the workshop, some from years ago. The address at C-355 isn't hard to find, but it's just another gate in a row of many. Inside, there is a thin layer of dust from the materials we work on, even though we try to vacuum it up. We spend a lot of time setting up the templates and making sure the alignment is right. It requires a lot of patience and a steady hand. The office part is just a desk with a lot of papers and some old calendars on the wall. We don't have a big team, just a few of us who know how to handle the equipment. On rainy days, the dampness seeps into the walls a bit, but we just keep the machines covered and keep working. It is a quiet kind of work compared to the big factories nearby. We just take one job at a time and see it through until it is done correctly.