Brevity is the soul of wit, so they say. Of wisdom too.

So some tips that may help you:

I've sometimes prepared long texts in MS 'Word' (which has a word and character counter) then copied the text to the thread.

Ask yourself….

– What are you describing? The system or its every component?

– What do the photos show? Completed parts or detail machining?

– What is your aim? To suggest a lubrication system (with computer control??) in general, or to show your specific system?

– For Whom? Beginners needing step-by-step help, or reasonably experienced model-engineers?

– Would the work be better offered as a constructional series to ME or MEW – the latter perhaps more appropriate?

Really, a few carefully-chosen photos and brief notes on pipe sizes, fittings etc. should be sufficient to help others wishing to build their own version, remembering their possibly quite different machine-tools and facilities from yours. Reserve deeper detailing for the more complicated, specific things built for it, such as any pump, filter, etc.

You mention software. I am not sure where that is needed in what I take to be a machine-tool oiling system, but a programme listing might be better as an appendix, second article or offered directly by e-post.

As Peter says you could contact Neil about putting it in MEW and he may even pay you for it.

I can see it now the first reply will quote your post with all that text and the 28 images

As for posting it here better broken down into parts much like I do for an engine build.