What can a little kid like him understand about processing?

Chapter 59 What can a little kid like him understand about processing?

"What are the requirements?"

Zhou Hao, holding the bag in his hand, was completely stunned.

Goodness, so this little guy was waiting for me here.

They say that if you eat someone's food, you're obligated to pay for their food; if you take someone's gift, you're obligated to pay for it. Now that I'm receiving something from Wu Zu, it's really hard for me to refuse.

Why does this child, at such a young age, have so many complicated ideas?

Zhou Hao is an honest man who is not good at refusing others. Faced with Wu Zu's little scheme, he could only nod in the end.

"Okay, tell me, what are your requirements?"

"Could you give me the parts that you haven't finished processing?"

"What?" Zhou Hao tensed up upon hearing this. "What do you need this for?"

This kid melted down all the parts that everyone had worked on for days during the day, causing such a commotion, and now he dares to make this kind of request at night.

Seeing Zhou Hao's nervousness, Wu Zu quickly explained.

"I need the unprocessed parts, Master Zhou, please don't be nervous!"

"Huh?" Zhou Hao was taken aback. "What do you need this for? What's the use of taking unprocessed parts?"

"I'd like to help you with some work."

Upon hearing this, Zhou Hao breathed a sigh of relief and couldn't help but laugh.

It turns out they wanted to help, not to scam themselves.

He quickly waved his hand and said, "No need, really no need. We can do this ourselves. Don't feel guilty. It's just one box of parts. We'll finish processing it in two days."

"Uncle Zhou, please give it to me. If I can't finish it, I'll bring it back to you tomorrow."

"You child—"

Seeing Wu Zu's insistence, Zhou Hao hesitated for a while, but finally nodded.

"Alright, I'll get it for you, but you're not allowed to throw it back into the stove."

"Haha, don't worry, Uncle Zhou, I promised my mom I wouldn't do anything so stupid again!"

"it is good."

As he spoke, Zhou Hao led Wu Zu into the workshop and placed a box of unfinished parts on a handcart.

"Two more cases, please!"

"Um?"

Zhou Hao stared wide-eyed at Wu Zu, "You can't even finish one box in one night. Even a skilled worker like us can only finish two in one night."

"It's alright, Uncle Zhou, just give it to me. I'll bring it back to you tomorrow if I don't finish."

"Oh, you!"

Zhou Hao was speechless and could only listen to Wu Zu. He moved a few boxes onto a handcart and even helped him push it into a workshop.

After Zhou Hao left, Wu Zu smiled slightly, pulled the light cord, and the 100-watt incandescent bulb in the workshop lit up instantly.

Wu Zu walked to a machine and pulled off the black cloth covering it.

Under the black cloth was a CNC lathe with a rusty surface, but the key parts were brand new. Next to the lathe was a small computer board.

Wu Zu picked up the blueprints he had casually taken from the workshop, entered various parameters into the computer board, and then put the unfinished parts in.

As the green start button was pressed, the cutting tool spun rapidly, sending metal filings flying.

In less than a minute, a part with a silvery sheen appeared in Wu Zu's hand.

He took out his calipers and carefully measured every key part.

The measurement results are completely consistent with the data on the drawings, with an error of less than 0.1 mm.

"Hmm, not bad!"

He then picked up the other parts and began to work on them.

On the other side, on his way back, Zhou Hao felt more and more uneasy.

What exactly is Wu Zu up to?

Has he not had enough fun yet and wants to scam them again?

But all I gave him were unprocessed parts, so how could he possibly cheat me?

"Does he intend to melt down these parts as well?"

Zhou Hao quickly checked the keys in his pocket and breathed a sigh of relief.

"He doesn't have the key, so there's no way to melt it down!"

With that, he returned to his dormitory building.

As soon as I entered, I saw several colleagues walking towards me, each carrying a basin in one hand and a thermos in the other.

"Old Zhou, why are you only just getting back?"

His colleagues greeted Zhou Hao.

"Oh, there's still one part I haven't finished, so I worked overtime for a bit."

"Hey, you're actually working overtime? Didn't we agree that if anything goes wrong, that brat will take responsibility?"

"Exactly! His parents are both researchers, what could possibly happen to him? Why are you making such a fuss!"

Seeing that everyone looked angry when Wu Zu was mentioned, Zhou Hao quickly explained.

"Actually, that kid isn't that bad. He just offered to help with making the parts!"

"What?"

Everyone was taken aback.

"Are you kidding me? Does that kid even know anything about processing?"

"Exactly, even if you give him the parts, he probably wouldn't be able to tell the front from the back!"

At that moment, someone in the crowd asked Zhou Hao, "Old Zhou, you didn't actually give him the parts, did you?"

Instantly, everyone's eyes turned to Zhou Hao, making him feel somewhat uncomfortable.

Everyone knows he's a well-known nice guy in the factory; he rarely refuses anyone who asks for his help.

"I—uh—gave him a few boxes—"

"What?"

Another gasp of surprise rose from the crowd.

"Good heavens, several boxes? Are you crazy?"

"Exactly, even the people in our workshop can't necessarily finish one box a day, how can you give him several boxes?"

"Old Zhou, what are we supposed to say to you? That brat is probably up to something again!"

"Yeah, you're just too honest!"

"I have to go see what that kid is doing!" someone said, starting to walk out, but Zhou Hao grabbed him.

Zhou Hao blushed and said, "Don't go. Just to save me face, the smelting workshop is already locked up, he can't make anything out of it."

Seeing Zhou Hao's nervous appearance, everyone felt helpless.

"Never mind, they're all unprocessed parts anyway, we can just make a few more sets tomorrow."

"Hey, Lao Zhou, you'd better be more careful next time. Don't take everything on yourself."

"That kid's obviously a troublemaker, everyone better watch out!"

Everyone dispersed, and Zhou Hao didn't even know how he got back to his dormitory.

He opened the bag Wu Zu had given him and found quite a few good things inside, including White Rabbit milk candy, malted milk powder, and some imported chocolates, all of which were quite expensive snacks.

"Oh dear, this is too valuable! No, I have to send it back to him tomorrow!"

Zhou Hao put the items back into the bag.

Lying in bed, he stared blankly at the upper bunk, his mind filled with images of Wu Zu.

What exactly is this kid up to?

Before he knew it, Zhou Hao had fallen asleep.

The next morning, Zhou Hao ate something simple and headed towards the casting workshop.

As soon as he arrived, he saw that the workshop entrance was surrounded by a huge crowd, and his heart sank.

"I hope nothing bad has happened?"

Thinking it over, he quickly walked over.

After squeezing into the crowd, he noticed several boxes placed at the entrance.

He was very familiar with these boxes. He recognized them immediately from the numbers on them; they were the boxes he had packed parts for Wu Zu last night.

"What's going on?"

He quickly asked a question.

Someone nearby answered, "I don't know, the box hasn't been opened yet, it's been sitting here since early this morning."

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"That's strange!"

Zhou Hao casually opened the box.

The moment the box was opened, everyone around gasped in astonishment.

When Zhou Hao saw what was inside, his eyes widened in surprise.

The box was full of pre-machined parts!