The car is about as efficient as just chopping them down by hand. Reason being, every few moments you have to repair the car by getting out, making/using repair packs, and getting back in. Now if perhaps we could get a bulldozer, I would be all in favor of that, but that seems a bit of a pipe dream.

Holy-Fire,

Thank you for the illustration. After I took a second look at the available components, I realized that it is possible to avoid a slowdown factor with any given system by feeding the recycled stream into the other side of the splitter (facepalm). My system in particular uses 2 express ...

Using splitters to divide into 3 equal parts isn't terribly difficult. We simply divide use 2 splitters to divide the original stream into 1/2, 1/4, and 1/4 of the original.
This works for any ratio. Divide your stream into 32 parts, send 17 to copper wire, 1 to battery, 1 to red pack, and 13 back ...

The Problem:
So one of the greater issues I find, being a perfectionist, is creating a system that accurately divides the necessary materials and sends them off to the various places they need to go. Take the following for example: I want to produce x number of tech packs 1, 2, and 3 at a ratio of ...