JMF's Compact Stator/Rotor Block

Small Stackable Rotor/Stator mini factory. (Requires Steel Rotor alt recipe.)

Input: Steel Ingot (120/min) Copper Ingot (90/min)

Output: Rotor (12.5/min) Stator (12.5/min)

Removing the glass/lights/signs can reduce the cost substantially. Most all of the conveyor belts are routed through the foundation along with the power. My idea was to use this with a motor factory stacked on top of it to make things nice and simple for early game production. (not properly balanced)

Even though I think of myself as a very amature builder I think this layout of constructors/assemblers could be useful in lots of other applications.

Let me know what you think!
  • Erstellt am 20.11.2022 20:38:18
  • Zuletzt aktualisiert am 20.11.2022 21:59:50
  • Arashi-78 - 23.06.2024 06:29:33

    While I was hoping to find a direct motor factory, this works excellently to feed into a pair of assemblers. One note I found, even with a saturated belt line, the stator assembler wasn't getting wire faster enough to keep up with the rotor. Solved it by upgrading the belts/lifts to the stator side of the wire to Mk3.

  • Djinsomnia - 23.08.2023 01:53:45

    First of all brilliant BP loving it so far Secondly did you ever make a motor factory BP that runs off this build - would love to have that on top of this!!

  • alf-uk - 22.07.2023 12:58:34

    I used this in 2 playthrough and works very well. Last time I used it I read the comment about 10 power shards ( didn't notice the first time) and removed them all - it produces still enough until I unlocked aluminium without the shards. (removed of power shards was because that's all I had and also to save power). thank you !

  • Alstrix - 21.07.2023 19:24:32

    how come it says 88/m on the input while on here it says 90/m?

  • FoneBone27 - 05.06.2023 09:11:16

    Good and compact but uses 10 Power shard

  • jdavidbush - 02.05.2023 22:41:52

    Nevemind! I figured it out. Steel-Framed Windows. Thank you!

  • jdavidbush - 02.05.2023 22:37:56

    Which windows are these?

  • tx413 - 24.01.2023 12:04:44

    Thanks for this; it's very nice.

    But unless I accidentally modified something, the belt underneath after the merger for all the wire outputs is Mk2 and it needs to be Mk3. The wire constructors output a total of 175 ppm. With a Mk2 belt, eventually one of the assemblers begins starving for wire.

  • wizel10 - 10.12.2022 21:51:31

    Just registered to thank you for this nice BP.

  • casripfang - 09.12.2022 11:37:29

    I just added to my map. Works perfect. Looks great! Thank you for doing such a wonderful job.