[Mod] circular saw for easier handling of stairsplus-nodes
This mod is based about the ideas yves_de_back in this thread.
It offers a simple way to handle diffrent nodes from stairsplus without having to fill your inventory with them, memorizing the receipes or having to throw away unwanted surplus parts.

Textures and nodebox-model where done by aximx51v:

Just put one or more full blocks of the desired material (i.e. cobble, glass, ...) into the slot marked "Input material" and draw out the desired shapes that appear in the output slots. If the shapes you take require less material than a full block, microblocks will appear in the "Rest/microblocks" slot (up to seven; full block = 8 microblocks). You can take those microblocks out as well. If you remove the last full block by either using it or taking it out of the input slot, the microblocks will be lost.
If you have surplus material (i.e. leftover slabs, panels, microblocks, ...), put them into the slot "Recycle". They will be glued back together and form as many full blocks as possible.
The "Max: 10" allowes you to set how many blocks of each shape are offered to you in the output slot. If you set it to 1, you can draw out individual shapes easily. If you set it to 99, you can draw out complete stacks in one go (that is, if you supply enough input material).
The circular saw can only be used by the player who placed it. If you install my locks mod, you can grant access to ohter players as well.
Textures are not yet available. I'll try to create a nodebox for it, and with a bit of luck, NekoGloop will do textures for it :-)
Version: 1.1
Download: https://github.com/Sokomine/circularsaw/zipball/master
Browse code: https://github.com/Sokomine/circularsaw
Depends on: stairsplus
Recommends: locks
Craft a circular saw with 8 cobblestone stairs arranged similar to a furnace/normal chest:

The screwdriver from RealBadAngels technic mod is included as well. It is a very useful tool to handle stairbox nodes and change their orientation after placing. If you do not have technic installed, you can craft the screwdriver this way (thanks to RealBadAngel for allowing me to provide a copy!):

Sample usage of sandstone in the Input material slot:

With Max set to 1:

It offers a simple way to handle diffrent nodes from stairsplus without having to fill your inventory with them, memorizing the receipes or having to throw away unwanted surplus parts.
Textures and nodebox-model where done by aximx51v:
Just put one or more full blocks of the desired material (i.e. cobble, glass, ...) into the slot marked "Input material" and draw out the desired shapes that appear in the output slots. If the shapes you take require less material than a full block, microblocks will appear in the "Rest/microblocks" slot (up to seven; full block = 8 microblocks). You can take those microblocks out as well. If you remove the last full block by either using it or taking it out of the input slot, the microblocks will be lost.
If you have surplus material (i.e. leftover slabs, panels, microblocks, ...), put them into the slot "Recycle". They will be glued back together and form as many full blocks as possible.
The "Max: 10" allowes you to set how many blocks of each shape are offered to you in the output slot. If you set it to 1, you can draw out individual shapes easily. If you set it to 99, you can draw out complete stacks in one go (that is, if you supply enough input material).
The circular saw can only be used by the player who placed it. If you install my locks mod, you can grant access to ohter players as well.
Textures are not yet available. I'll try to create a nodebox for it, and with a bit of luck, NekoGloop will do textures for it :-)
Version: 1.1
Download: https://github.com/Sokomine/circularsaw/zipball/master
Browse code: https://github.com/Sokomine/circularsaw
Depends on: stairsplus
Recommends: locks
Craft a circular saw with 8 cobblestone stairs arranged similar to a furnace/normal chest:
The screwdriver from RealBadAngels technic mod is included as well. It is a very useful tool to handle stairbox nodes and change their orientation after placing. If you do not have technic installed, you can craft the screwdriver this way (thanks to RealBadAngel for allowing me to provide a copy!):
Sample usage of sandstone in the Input material slot:
With Max set to 1: