Lava Buckets Production Unit Mk 1

This is the start of a new system I'm implementing in which lava buckets are used to fuel future machines instead of the liquid itself, allowing for easier base automation with link series-based automation.

Main Features:
Overflow Prevention - Stops if main storage becomes full.
Extremely Compact - Designed as small as possible.

Breakdown:
Buckets, cobblestone, and blaze cakes are inputted into the front via frogport packagers. Blaze cakes are given to a deployer via a hopper, which keeps the blaze burner superheated. Cobblestone is dropped into the basin to be mixed into lava, which is pumped into a spout. Buckets are sent onto a belt where the spout pours lava into the buckets, and they are then transported into the output chest.

Estimated Required Inputs Per Hour:
12 Stress Units x RPM
22.5 Cobblestone x RPM
5.6 Buckets x RPM
60 Blaze Cakes at any RPM

Estimated Outputs Per Hour:
5.6 Lava Buckets x RPM

Tip: Items × RPM = Total Items per Hour

Required Mods:
The Create Mod

Linking to Your Network:
First, connect the frogports to your chain conveyor system. Now, take the stock link hidden in the middle of the machine on the output packager and link it to your network, then place it on back down on the output packager. Next, use factory gauges, restockers, or signs to route items to their respective input frogports located on the front, labeled by signs to let you know what to assign to each input.

Setup Guide:
Apply your inputs of cobblestone, buckets, and blaze cakes to the machine weather that be through linking frogports to your network or running the items straight in via a belt. Then, apply rotational power at or above 32 rpms to the machine at any point and speed, ensuring all components spin correctly.

Troubleshooting:
Machine made on Create v6.5, Minecraft Snapshot 1.21.1, NeoForge

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