This is a simple adjustable-volume straw pipette. It should be very useful around any wet lab and works nicely with a relatively high range of possible volume settings.
File types: STLLicence: Personal use only
ThingiverseFreeStrawPipette
- Creator (as listed at the source)
- cpendlebury
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- Creative Commons - AttributionThe licence is listed by the source marketplace. SliSearch does not verify it.
- File types
- SCAD STL
- Pricing
- Free
- Published
- Category
- Learning
Overview
This is a improvised pipette for DIY biology using a drinking straw. Use this to pipette small volumes until you get a real micropipette! See it in action here:
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