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Small Nucleic Acid Instrument for Long Sequences
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Really cool product -can we have a video? #1

Closed Kirk3gaard closed 3 years ago

Kirk3gaard commented 4 years ago

Hi

This is a really cool idea. Any chance that you could post a link to a video with the SNAILS in action?

Best regards Rasmus

TrentPrall commented 4 years ago

Hi Rasmus,

Thanks for reaching out to us. We have updated our GitHub repository to include more information on parts and assembly. We are currently working on an instructional video for assembly that will be online shortly. Below is a complete parts list.

The design uses an Ovation M 10-100 ul Micropipette https://vistalab.com/product/mechanical-volume-adjust/ Catalog # 1070-0100 If you have any questions or need assistance setting up an instrument please feel free to ask.

Best, Trent O'Connor Lab University of Wisconsin, Madison

On Mon, Sep 21, 2020 at 4:16 AM Rasmus Kirkegaard notifications@github.com wrote:

Hi

This is a really cool idea. Any chance that you could post a link to a video with the SNAILS in action?

  • I seem unable to find the mention of the pipettor itself in the description and where to get it like the links you have for the motors etc.

Best regards Rasmus

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neuropathbasel commented 3 years ago

Hi Trent, Many thanks for the publication and this github page detailing your invention. However, so far I am not really not sure I do understand the setup and how it is used for pipetting. I would like to support Rasmus' request for a video of the SNAILS in action. Many thanks & best wishes Claus

TrentPrall commented 3 years ago

Hey @neuropathbasel and @Kirk3gaard,

Sorry for the delay but we have finally created assembly videos that are linked on the main page. Hopefully that helps you deploy if you're still interested in trying them out.