[Demelerlab] Broken plates

[Borries Demeler]

Thanks! It is good to know this is in progress, thanks very much, Reece!
Please stay on top of this to make sure it is being ordered. I did not yet
see anything I need to approve on the purchase.
Thanks, -Borries

On Thu, May 22, 2025 at 7:23 PM Martin, Reece <reece.martin at uleth.ca> wrote:

> Hi Bo,
>
> I informed Scott that we are short on short plates and he placed an order
> for more (I will get an ETA from him). I personally can't speak to how any
> of the short plates broke. However, I will say that our lab is not solely
> responsible as there were upwards of 15-20 shared by L9Q1 that have slowly
> dwindled away over the years.
>
> Cheers,
>
> Reece
>
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> Who put in the order for the plates that broke? Aysha says we only have 1
> short plate left. I also want to know why three of them broke, this doesn't
> make sense to me. If there is only one plate left nobody else can do their
> work. Reece, did you order more? If our lab is responsible for breaking
> them and there aren't any left, or lab needs to make sure they get replaced
> asap. So, who is taking care of this?
>
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