Why the heck is building a motor production chain so hard?
It's not hard because it's complicated. It's super easy. Two stators, two rotors, one motor. Real easy there.
So why am I finding it so hard to actually create that chain? I want to make it smooth flowing, so I get full output from one assembler, which I know is already causing me a problem, because I need two stator assemblers, which means I need 80 wire and 30 steel pipes/minute. Okay, I can get that with my current wire production at the factory I'm building, and I guess I can route those steel pipes I'm building down from the second floor, and make the difference up with iron pipes.
And rotors? I need 3 assemblers, and I can have the overflow on one go somewhere, like the SINK or something. Okay, but then...
I need a bunch of screws and rods. And, right now, I have 150 iron ingots a minute right now. Or I can get steel screws.
I probably have excess that's filling up containers in my early factory I haven't routed over or cleaned u, and I was planning on cleaning all that up, so it seems like that being cleaned up and brought into the main factory, and I could probably clean up the whole production line and everything.
But...
I am just making this way, way too hard for myself. I could just build a stator constructor and use my existing rotor builder to support that thing.
I don't know why I don't just do that.
Why am I making this so hard for myself?