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that Me system can be just a storage bus to a chest and the IO port (plus power acceptor)

You can minetweak out the requirements for creosote oil or simply get more ties from the same amount of creosote, which I believe is the bigger obstacle to getting any decent number of rails.

you will like enderIO's terminal then, it's a crafting terminal attached to your chests powered by nutriants

2 ender chests, one for filler and one for dropoff

crafting requests can not be propagated through the storagebus-interface connection only items will be visible-one way

not a 9x9 -> it's not a modded minecraft house.

If channels are disabled then the controller will also be disabled.

or pipe the result using a smaller AE net (or any item transport system) in a inventory and put a storage bus from the main net on it.

add a provide on the same chest you can use a 2 module chasis pipe with a itemsink set to default and a provider module

If they are different color then they won't connect I believe. You can do that I believe by using colored cable and attach it to it. It will take on the color and then you can remove the cable. The applicator may also work.

controllers also have a energy store, though not as much as a dense energy cell

did you place in the block or was it cast, placed items don't get pulled out. only the results of casts can be pulled out.

but each device can only transmit 8 channels, so you need multiple connection points and make sure the routing makes sense so all devices get a channel

These are more mechanics based but still good to follow: Leaving some mechanics untweakable/not configurable; at least make sure that other mods (like modtweaker) can add/remove recipes in your machines or just make a config setting to add them yourself. Pack builders will love you for it...

One use would be to use a single controller block on the subnet to allow a single glass cable to carry 8*32 channels throughout your base. if you use multiple sides of the controller that becomes 6*32 P2P end points that you can divide up between input and output.

They are autocraftable with just vanilla hoppers, just hit the front with a wrench once to turn them sideways.

The limit is what you can export most of the time, however you can add more power acceptors on the network connected to the power network.

AE will only use a single interface recipe per craft It's simpler to replace the top interface (with the printed silicon) with an export bus exporting printed silicon with a crafting card

Or just say "click click click" while clicking around in the main menu before starting and sync on that

from the looks of it he doesn't, he uses a buffer chest and enderIO to shift the items to the proper place in the proper pace