The DiRisi Lab at UCSF shares their STL files for 3D printing some equipment. There’s a pipette holder, several gel combs, an objective case, and more. You can print your own with your favorite 3D printing firm (Shapeways?), with or without modifications. (link)
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That’s cool stuff. I just bought a 3D printer from http://www.BotMill.com for under $1000. It’s up and running and works well.
… I just stumbled upon this:
http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:17827
Iphone case for microscope ocular attachment. I am doing this by hand all the time – this looks like a much better solution, though. Will print it ASAP.
cheers,T
I’m curious… Is a 3D printer going to be the next must-have laboratory device? It seems like it could be a smart purchase for a first R01.