Thank you Jacques! Indeed, for practical sorting purposes going down to individual parts is less useful. But there are intriguing possibilities, like for exampl

Thank you Jacques! Indeed, for practical sorting purposes going down to individual parts is less useful. But there are intriguing possibilities, like for example using it to keep track of your collection, or extracting sets from a collection. The machine is quite robust to jams so long as you're careful not to insert oversized parts. That being said, I'd say there's a problem every 30-60 minutes, so certainly not something you could leave overnight. Running for hours and hours means that it will eventually grind itself into dust anyway (I've already burned out a motor!) I'll probably end up sharing everything one way or another. I'm sure you'll agree that any real commercial application of something like this is pretty far-fetched so I'm more than happy to just treat this as a contribution to the body of domain randomization application research.