Max Embroidery Machine

We have been over here at Rajhans Point on Varachha Road for quite a while now. It is a really busy spot, mostly fixing up those big embroidery machines or helping someone pick out a new one for their workshop. The traffic on Varachha Road can get pretty crazy in the afternoons, but we are usually inside tinkering with gears or checking needle settings. If you walk into Varachhali 126, you will see boxes of parts everywhere. It isn't the tidiest place, honestly. We spend most of our time with grease on our hands. Sometimes the machines act up for no clear reason, and that is when we have to get into the wiring and figure it out. We don't really do much fancy talk here. If a machine stops running, it means someone isn't making money, so we try to look at it quickly. There is always tea going around in the mornings. It is a lot of metal and oil in here. People come in with broken sensors or just needing a specific screw they cannot find anywhere else. We know the machines pretty well by now since we see them every single day. It is just how things go at the shop. The light in the back is a bit dim, but we manage. You just learn where everything is over time. We have a small bench where we test the smaller motors. It is loud when everything is running at once.