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3d printed Straw Pipetter

Christopher Pendlebury has created a simple pipetter suitable for dispensing liquid in the 200μL to 1000μL range.

Instructions

1. Print StrawPipette.stl 2. If necessary, clean up hole so straw slides in easily. The straw should stay in snugly, but shouldn't crush the straw. 3. Read More →

GoGoFuge: an open source microcentrifuge

Keegan Cooke, the developer of the Mudd Watt, has adapted Cathals dremelfuge into a pretty nice looking tabletop microcentrifuge. Read More →

Intro to Spectral Workbench

  PLOTS continues to impress with the quality and accessibility of their work. The software suite they just released to accompany their $30 spectrometer is much nicer than anything i've seen packaged with "research" grade specs.
PLOTS Spectral Workbench is the client software Read More →

How to add a double decker to your shaker

Joseph Elsbernd, of the Cheap Ass Science Blog brings us a rather simple but ingenious way to get double the area out of your shaker/rocker using nothing but a bit of pvc tubing and your choice of decking material. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I6mLg0QKOu0 Via Read More →

Swiss Army Tube Block

Kyle Lawson has designed a versatile tube holder capable of being printed with a 3D printer.
In biological sciences, we use 6 different sizes of tubes for samples. This Read More →
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