This is the first version of my sifting station. It basically converts rotational force into basic materials. Depending on your game stage it may be a little bit too much effort to build this machine but imho it's funny to have a full item vault with over 20k of iron ingots in just under 60 minutes. 
The Cobblestone gets into the crushing wheels and becomes gravel. Gravel is sifted and you'll get raw ore among other materials. The ore gets bulk blasted and becomes an ingot. Experience becomes a liquid. 
Some of the gravel gets crushed again and becomes sand, this sand comes into the sifter and gives you mostly red stone as well as bone meal, glowstone powder and blaze powder.

This machine consumes nearly 100k (exactly 96.476) of stress units at full speed (256rpm).

It gives out ingots of

• iron 


• gold


• copper


• zinc 

Additionally you'l get

• diamonds


• emeralds


• lapis lazuli


• redstone dust


• bone meal


• glowstone dust


• blaze powder 

IMHO it's a little bit unbalanced but if you can affort to build and sustain this behemoth, then you've earned it!

After you pasted this in your world or facility you just need to follow those steps (in no particular order)

• Just set the generators on top to cobblestone (right click on them with cobblestone in your hand)


• Fill the cauldron with lava


• Place an advanced brass mesh on top of the brass sifters (there are 6 of them)


• Place a brass mesh on top of the other sifters (there are 3 of them)


• Done?


• Then hook it up at the shaft (in my case it runs counter-clockwise) and enjoy!

Mods used:

• Create (U don't say?!)


• Create Sifting (this is obvious, too)


• Create Cobblestone (it adds a single block that generates cobblestones and reduces server lagg)


• Create Connected (for the blasting/haunting catalysts that replace a lava or soul fire)


• Create Encased (for most of the chain drives. I realized it too late and you can use normal chain drives)


• Create Enchantment Industry (to convert the nugget of experience into liquid experience)

If you run into problems, just post a comment.

Sorry for the basic design, this is the first machine that got into the internet.