477: Chapter 476: Just Make a Little Change 477: Chapter 476: Just Make a Little Change Nellie White looked at Peter Brown and asked, “Can you do it?”
“Of course!”
At that mont, Nellie eagerly grabbed Peter’s arm, “Felix, tell how to do it?”
Because of her excitent, Nellie almost jumped to stand in front of Peter when she grabbed his arm.
As Peter lowered his head and slled the light fragrance emanating from Nellie, he caught a glimpse of sothing inside her clothes.
Surprisingly, Nellie looked pretty perky under the light.
“Hurry up and tell , how to do it?”
Peter smiled and said, “Actually, I’ve looked at these toys, and their craftsmanship is not bad.
It’s just that such toys are too common, and they’re everywhere, so naturally there’s no market for them.
If we improve them so that these toy cars can fly when they’re moving, what do you think will happen?”
Hearing this, Nellie let go of Peter’s hand, sat down disappointedly, and said, “What a lousy idea!
If that were really possible, I wouldn’t even bother with toy cars; I’d go straight for unmanned aircraft!”
Clapping his hands, Peter said, “You see, my brain isn’t as quick as yours.
Indeed, why shouldn’t we make unmanned aircraft?
I believe our unmanned aircraft would be far superior to any ordinary ones.”
Nellie looked at Peter with a bitter smile, “Unmanned aircraft are such high-tech things, and you’re talking about doing it with our factory?”
Peter smiled, “If I say it’s possible, it’s possible.
I’ll take care of this matter, and I guarantee to produce a prototype within two days.
At least, let’s sell these cars first.”
Nellie sighed, “Do whatever you want.
I have no other option.
You can do it however you like.”
Peter laughed, “So Collin Harris’s idea is that if you beco his woman, he’ll help you turn the factory around?”
Nellie sneered, “Hmph, I know his intentions very well.
I figured it out now.
I guess they’ve been plotting to ruin this factory for a long ti.
Even if he slept with , he wouldn’t help .
I’d be really heartbroken then!”
Peter admired her, “I didn’t expect you to be so clear-headed!”
“Nonsense, n are so easily figured out, how could I not understand!”
Peter shook his head, not knowing what to make of this girl Nellie, so he just picked up a toy car and started thinking.
Now, Peter found that so of his ideas could actually be realized.
Making the car fly was not too difficult a task for him.
Nellie saw Peter concentrating and asked, “What do you need help with?”
“Co see tomorrow.
I’m going to work on it here tonight.”
“No need, I’ll stay with you!”
“You can’t help with anything, just go find a place to rest.”
But Nellie didn’t leave.
She was curious about Peter and found a place to sit down, thinking about her own thoughts while watching Peter work.
At this ti, Peter was fully imrsed, starting up the machines one by one, also assembling the new, outdated equipnt that had been purchased.
Nellie was surprised that with just a stretch of his hand, Peter could move the incredibly heavy equipnt around to wherever he wanted it, and then started assembling it without stopping.
Is this a worker?
Nellie was speechless at this point.
This kid didn’t look like a migrant worker at all.
His cooking was amazing, he could bend iron bars, he had great strength, and he could even invent things!
Nellie was originally thinking about her own problems, but now she couldn’t help but focus on Peter, pondering over him in her heart.
Without paying attention to Nellie’s thoughts, Peter walked over to a CNC machine tool, sat down, connected a computer, and began typing rapidly on the keyboard.
Nellie saw that Peter was such an expert with computers.
When she moved behind him and looked, she saw a string of codes that she completely didn’t understand.
“Felix, what are you doing?”
As he typed, Peter said, “The CNC machine tool you bought is too outdated.
I’m creating a new set of programs to manufacture so small parts to be fitted inside the car.”
Having said that, Peter’s typing speed increased even more.
At this mont, Nellie just couldn’t understand Peter.
She pulled a chair over and sat next to him, her gaze fixing on his face.
At that mont, Nellie realized how handso Peter looked when he was focused.
In fact, Peter was just making so formations.
However, the formations he made were completely different from the ordinary ones.
They were completely separated formations.
Since all he had to do was to make the car fly, Peter didn’t spend much effort on it.
It was nothing more than a floating array plus a flying array.
Of course, considering it was just a small toy, Peter didn’t intend to make the car fly too far, so the formations he inscribed seed much simpler.
Ti passed little by little, and as Peter hit the Enter key, the data flowed like light.
After a while, Peter’s face lit up with a smile, “That’s it.
The program can now be used to produce the parts.”
Having said that, Peter restarted the machine tool, “Now this lathe is completely different from before.
It’s a very valuable machine tool.”
Nellie didn’t understand what Peter was doing at all, she could only watch him make so parts and then start working on the lathe.
“Felix, you’ve really kept this hidden.
How did you learn all this?”
By now, Nellie believed in Peter even more.
Peter laughed, “It’s a secret!”
“Ugh!”
Nellie rolled her eyes at Peter, and now she even had a feeling that this boy might be able to create sothing.
The CNC machine tool was really powerful, and it quickly made the parts Peter needed according to the program he had set.
Nellie looked at the small parts Peter made and wondered, “Will this work?”
Peter smiled, “It’s just about making the car float in the air.
It’s not a difficult thing to do.”
After that, Peter started up the machines again, stamping and making more parts.
Once these tasks were completed, Peter started retrofitting the toys.
A toy car was disassembled by Peter, its shell was removed, and so parts were fitted together by Peter.
Of course, more importantly, Peter’s parts were also added to the mix.
When Peter had assembled everything, Nellie looked at the new product amazed.
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