Somaiah Carpenter Works

Somaiah Carpenter Works has been at H. No:-C-6-117 in Peddamupparam for a while now. It is a simple place where the smell of cut wood is always in the air. Somaiah spends his mornings setting up the workbench and checking his saws. The area in Narsimhulapet is quiet but there is always someone needing a door fixed or a new stool made for their kitchen. The floor is usually covered in sawdust and small wood shavings that get stuck to your shoes. He uses old tools that have been around for years because they still work fine. Working with your hands in the Warangal heat is not easy but he stays at it. People from the village walk by and wave while he is hammering away. It is just a small local shop, nothing fancy or big. Sometimes the wood is stubborn and takes a long time to sand down smooth. He doesn't have a computer or anything like that, just his pencils and measuring tape. When the sun starts to go down, he cleans up the bigger mess and closes the doors. Every piece of wood is different and he treats them that way. It is a lot of hard work but it keeps the house running. If you look for the house number C-6-117 you will find him there in the middle of all those planks and tools, just doing what he knows how to do. It is just basic woodwork for the locals here in the village.