Last modified: Wednesday, September 20, 2006 2:05 AM EDT Attleboro firefighter battles a small fire on Eddy Street. (Staff photo by Martin Gavin) Fire damages industry site By stephen peterson / sun chronicle staff ATTLEBORO -- A small fire that broke out in an industrial building off Eddy Street Tuesday night could have been a lot worse if not for an alert neighbor, a fire official said. The fire was reported about 8:27 p.m. in a machine shop, CMT Technology at 50 Eddy St. `` They were closed up for the night, but someone at an ambulance company'' across from the machine shop spotted smoke coming from the roof, Deputy Fire Chief Erik Guillette said. `` Luckily, for them. That building is so isolated, it wouldn't have been much longer that the building would have been really going good.'' The fire was traced to a furnace used for molding plastics. The walk-in type oven apparently malfunctioned, Guillette said. `` The fire coming out of the oven was starting to get up to the roof deck,'' he said. It took firefighters about a half-hour to extinguish the blaze, and they were on the scene for about 1 1/2 hours. Damage was estimated at more than $20,000. Three fire engines and a ladder truck responded with an ambulance.