Richard Bowman

I think you actually have this already, in the low cost microscope design - I must have made it and then forgotten! I have added it back in, as microscope_stand_no_pi.stl...

The repository is [moving to GitLab](https://gitlab.com/openflexure/openflexure-microscope/), and this issue has been migrated. I'll close all the issues here in due course, but am leaving notices on all the currently-open ones....

This should incorporate #24 as well, because it will build the instructions too.

I have a server at Bath that could run this - just need to figure out the code to do it! I think what's needed is: * A web form...

As a quick-and-dirty fix for now, it would be possible to make the form and act on it using javascript, perhaps generating a list of STL filenames in a box....

The repository is [moving to GitLab](https://gitlab.com/openflexure/openflexure-microscope/), and this issue has been migrated. I'll close all the issues here in due course, but am leaving notices on all the currently-open ones....

Thanks! That sounds like exactly what I want to do... My "scripts" are up, such as they are. They need a lot of improvement, but for the moment I have...

In f805e5ed81615726e89c3060b3695e155c0c313d I've now got batch files for everything bar the illumination and lens insertion tools. This is progress! It would be nice to use something like make rather than...

Sure. The scripts are very (painfully) simple. Essentially, you can build each STL file by compiling one OpenSCAD file, either by opening it in OpenSCAD and hitting "compile" or by...

cool :) does that mean you'd anticipate building stuff from a Python script? I played around with that briefly (there's some py files in the repository) but never got it...