Component wall: always a stock of every part (no AE2)¶

Chain id: comp_stock · Tags: Infinite source, 3D scene

Era setup: LV

Plan modules: LV components

Tips: 4

Machines¶

Shaping row (lathe, wiremill, bender…)LV

Iron IngotIngots + liquid rubber (your farms)infinitepipes

up to 32 EU/t

Oak 1Parts drawersKeep Exact

gtceu:lv_lathe

One assembler per componentLV

Oak 1Parts drawersfiltered pipes

up to 32 EU/t

gtceu:lv_assembler

Robot Arm cover · Keep ExactLVGenerator

up to 32 EU/t

Oak 1Stock drawers (64 each)tops up

gtceu:lv_robot_arm

Raw drawers at the start: iron, copper, tin, steel, red alloy ingots and charcoal dust, filled by your ore and alloy lines. A fluid cell (or tank) holds liquid rubber and glue. — functionalstorage:oak_1, pipez:item_pipe
Shaping row: each machine does one part (rods, wires, cables, plates, foil, bolts, gears) and pushes it into its own parts drawer. — gtceu:lv_lathe, gtceu:lv_wiremill, gtceu:lv_bender
On the output face of every machine: a Robot Arm cover in Keep Exact mode with an Item Filter holding the part and the amount (e.g. 64). It stops pushing at 64; the machine fills its own output slot and pauses until you take some. — gtceu:lv_robot_arm, gtceu:item_filter
Pipez item pipes with a filter per ingredient carry parts from the drawers to the assembler that needs them. One assembler per component, each with its circuit set. — pipez:item_pipe, gtceu:lv_assembler
Stock drawers for the finished parts: motors, pistons, conveyors, pumps, robot arms and LV circuits. Take what you need and the wall rebuilds it on its own. — gtceu:lv_electric_motor, gtceu:basic_electronic_circuit
Power: each LV machine uses 4–30 EU/t and only while working. With every machine busy at once the wall stays under about 350 EU/t, which two Lapidary Dynamos with LV kits cover. — thermal:dynamo_lapidary

A GT machine with a full output slot just pauses and draws no power, so nothing is wasted while the stock is full.
Give every machine one job: set its ghost circuit once and only pipe in the items of that recipe, so its input slots never clog.
Simplest version without covers: the machine stops when its output drawer is full, so the drawer size is the stock.
Iron Downgrade (4 iron plates + 1 tin plate, crossed) cuts a drawer slot to 64 items: the easy way to cap a stock drawer.