[DIYbio] Re: DIY lab equipment

My take would be figure out what you want to do and get the list of equipment required for it, buy what you don't have.  You can build up a decent lab over time that way.  Also go through places like eBay with a list of all the equipment you eventually want every few months and see if there's a good deal for anything, lots of times there will be a 2k+ piece of equipment going for a couple hundred bucks in working condition but it's very sporadic so you just have to watch and wait for something good.

On Saturday, April 21, 2018 at 8:54:45 PM UTC-4, Lauren R wrote:


What is the main lab equipment you use in a DIY lab? Like what do you feel is the best equipment to get first?  The closest community lab in the main city I'm aware of is 1 hour away -- depending on traffic!!  So I guess my only option is doing DIY Bio at home. 

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