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Some examples of jank: - I don't want crafted items to go back into the machine that crafted it, so I route to a stacker at the end unless one machine on the network is purging. - If an item that can't be used by a machine gets routed to it, there's no way to clear it.
- It takes about 20 or so seconds for an item to circle the entire chute system, so if I'm too impatient I end up with metal getting spat out, or crafted items clogging it up.
Overall it's pretty neat though. All I have to do is turn on a machine, and the system will automatically route all metals in the network to it.
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