i will have to reinstall the robot software on the new system, since that's the computer it's wired up to, but that's no big deal. also, that computer should have 3d printer software on it, but it can be reinstalled too. I think we should definitely shoot to clear that physical desk and make it a functional 3D printing station. it's a big deal that the filament spools are above it, so that's where 3D printing should happen. can we agree to prioritize use of that desk for that computer plus 3D printing?

I think we should definitely shoot to clear that physical desk and while i agree that this is ideal, in cases when someone can find a different computer to use for general purposes and a person wanting to 3D print could not, I don't think we need to make rules about it quite yet, since people are generally so reasonable that it shouldn't be an issue I hope. Although I agree that a sign would be a good idea. But I think the most important part of this plan is to get the 3D printer (and software on that computer) working reliably and get people using it, which will take vigilance for a while until more people start coming in and fighting 3D printer entropy. Also we need to keep from clutting that desk with stuff that doesn't relate to 3D printing :) I know Yar was keeping the 3D printing fire alive for a long time, i would love to attract her back to this. -jake