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For example the cast screw and bolted frame recipes are excellent, first one is less complex and the second one produces much faster, even though it requires slightly more iron most people consider that a good trade. But the alternative rotor recipes are not as good. They both require you to add copper or steel, which from resource perspective is not smart. Being able to produce purely from iron is a really huge benefit. It also makes logistics easier as you only have to worry about a single raw material.
Also, just a general advice: don't overproduce materials you don't need. You're wasting throughput that you could be using for something else. Just the production of iron rods to what you actually need, then expand it once you make something that will require more of it, like Motors that will need Rotors.
Check this link to see Iron Rods and you get what I mean.
https://daniel2013.github.io/satisfactory/items/iron-rod
I use his website to gauge how big a factory I need to produce a certain item. I try not to make those mega bloated factory and his site help me plan the size i will need to build instead. Including planning what machinery you need to do the entire build from miner to the finished product item type. If you are new to this game this site has a lot you can benefit from to help enhance your game play.. be it to build something totally huge, fully automaticed and making excessive amount of each item which justify mega builds just so you have more then enough component to build anything you can dream of.
https://satisfactory.fandom.com/wiki/Iron_Rod
I personally like to have options and on the session I'm on now I make everything I need without bars. Sure, the massive vertical lines I have with screws to build stitched plates and frames takes some space, but all in all I think it outweighs pretty well horizontally.
Another thing, with big enough buffers you don't need to make the same amount you need out, sort of a cheat. I do that with screws and it really works wonders. And since the nodes are infinite there really isn't something that is called "wasted" here.
Here it's 5*50 in, and "2*250" out
https://ibb.co/N7XwYLc
https://ibb.co/fXNtpTS
They fill up as I build, and the buffers on the frames and the plates fills up before the screws runs out. That's the funny thing about mathematics - when applying time to the equation anything is possible ;)
As far as I know there isn't, but since you really don't need 40,000 explosive devices you don't need to build a production line for them, just make them as you need them at a work bench. Same as other items that require minimal amounts of Iron Rods, such as building machines and other hand-held items.
"automate ALL the things"
I think it is worth setting up a small production line for nobelisk and rifle cartridges as there is a synergy there - for me it would be a real pain to hand craft.
It's still easier to do rifle cartridges manually imo. Considering it takes 2 freaking Manufacturers to automate them. Plus I'm never gonna need THAT many of them