Guddy Fabricators

Down here at 12 Bhosari, there is always the sound of metal hitting metal. We do a lot of fabrication work, which basically means a lot of welding and cutting iron. The shop is usually filled with the smell of burnt metal and sparks flying everywhere. It’s a gritty job. My hands are almost always stained with some kind of grease or rust that doesn’t really come off with just soap. We have a few heavy machines that have seen better days but they still get the job done when we need to bend a pipe or cut a sheet of steel. Bhosari is an industrial kind of place, so we fit right in with the noise and the dust. Most days we are working on gates, window grills, or just random repairs people bring in. We don't have a front desk or anything like that. If you want to talk to us, you just walk into the shed and shout over the noise of the grinder. We keep our scrap metal in a big pile out back. It’s not the cleanest place in the world, but we work hard and we finish what we start. Sometimes we stay late when a big order needs to go out, working under the dim overhead lights. It’s just how things go when you’re working with your hands. We’ve been at this spot for a while and the neighbors know us by the noise of the hammers and the blue light of the welding.