fun fact: the wand has to spin this spectacular way. Otherwise it bullshit collides with rotating salt.

looking back, I feel that comparing to establishing that 6R is min rate and that 6R requires wanding, it's more about finding a wanding setup that has not too many wands, in accessible place (so initialization doesn't take like 15c), and wanding an easy to work with intermediary. I got to this wand from trying to reduce a wand-free 8R16L (56c) on this intermediary to 7R. This 49c still loses a delivery latency to that 56c due to the dropoff debonder taking up delivery space, but I didn't quite expect 6R until I did it.

That said, shaving that delivery latency might be possible (and highly geometric so nothing obvious). On the other end I tried wanding the wand into place using first product's salt, but that's either slower (on top of invalidating the bond-shuffling bonder placement causing one more latency) or spawns an unwanted salt. 

I haven't looked at wand-specific intermediaries that forms the product by a wand dropping two parts on different cycles, something mindblowing could be there too.