: Ensure your conveyor line ends at a loading bay so your couriers can pick up the product.

: Each assembler should be fed one of each required component (like 1 Plastic and 1 Drive Bay) to output a finished unit. 3. Conveyor Belts and Splitters These move the items between machines.

: In balanced layouts, you generally need two printers for each component (e.g., one for plastic, one for the drive bay/paper) to keep the assembly line running without bottlenecks. 2. Assemblers

: Place belts directly in front of printers to lead into the assemblers.

: Place them one space away from the printers so there is room for conveyor belts to feed them.

: You can use splitters if you have a high volume of parts coming from multiple printers that need to be distributed across several assemblers. 4. Logistics (Pallets and Loading)

For a visual guide on building these assembly lines, you can refer to community-made Manufacturing Guides or Beginner Video Tutorials on platforms like Steam and Reddit. Guide :: Hardware MFG/Printing, Placement & Layout