Refined Storage Solderer automation

[Inifus]

How do I automate it, I put an importer on the side, and it sucked all items out, including the components on the left, I tried putting the importer on the top instead but same thing, is there a way to get the importer to only grab the finished products?

 

[KingTriaxx]

Filter it. Or use a crafter, which should automatically pull the items out on it's own.

 

[Inifus]

The crafter does not pull the finished item if I need to use filters I need to have multiple solderers for the components and finished items.

 

[KingTriaxx]

Shouldn't since a single crafter has exactly the same number of slots as a single importer. On the other hand, if you use an Extra Utilities Transfer node, you can make a filter, and then plug it into another filter, giving you 81 slots of filtering.

That said, a second solderer at least is a good idea. They're not that fast even with four speed upgrades.

 

[GamerwithnoGame]

I would also ask: have you tried pulling from the bottom of the solderer? There's a fair few blocks which are sided in such a way that the bottom is the natural point for products.

 

[Alexiy]

Yes, I think you have to attach the importer to the bottom.

 

[Cpt_gloval]

You do, crafter behind the solderer and an inport bus on the bottom.

 

[Nuclear_Creeper0]

What I did was made two solderers. One filtered the printed things. The other filtered the processors. If you don't filter it, it will pull out of the input area.

 

[GamerwithnoGame]

What I did was made two solderers. One filtered the printed things. The other filtered the processors. If you don't filter it, it will pull out of the input area.

Did you try the importer on the bottom as mentioned?

 

[Nuclear_Creeper0]

Did you try the importer on the bottom as mentioned?

No I have Ender IO conduits with filters feeding into an interface. Due to the fact that the interface is the RS system input for 8 machines. It was cheaper just to make conduits into one interface.

 

[GamerwithnoGame]

No I have Ender IO conduits with filters feeding into an interface. Due to the fact that the interface is the RS system input for 8 machines. It was cheaper just to make conduits into one interface.

Yeah, than makes sense - sorry Nuc, I thought it was the OP that has written that, didn't read it properly

 

[Nuclear_Creeper0]

Another good suggestion is to have the printed processors made through some form of furnace instead of a solderer, due to the solderers slow speed.