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I've seen some cork just under the pot used as well.

Thanks mate. I just can't get my head around how to run the exit state. Have you got any info that explains it easier than embedded control concepts? I know what they are getting at but why would you have like 3 exit states on one state? So I can have the temp probe exit that state and then...

Lol 100c of radiant heat is **** all. I'm just worried about the clear coat sticking to the pot. I will eventually cover the timber with stainless sheet though.

Gave it some cabothane clear coat. Hope itll be good with the heat from the pots.

It's all going thanks mate. Trick was i had to connect the bcs to my modem so I could use the finder app to get the ip. From there just made the BCS static and made a ip for it on my home router. Thanks anyway. I'm trying to work out how to program a brew in now.

Bench is just about done. Just need to seal it and then I'll start plumbing. I'm going to mount the panel on the wall. Make a big shadow board at the same time.

Also got some other goodies for the system. I'll use the large sight glass for viewing mash return and for yeast harvesting. The other device is for inline oxygenation. It's an ss brewtech kit.

Still have to add the shelf which will strengthen the frame as well. There will be well over 200kg on the stand when she is going. More so if I'm boiling and mashing for a double batch.

Built a brew stand this arvo. Had some 50 x 50 laying around so used that. Still trying to decide how to mount the control panel. It weights as much as the stand itself so won't be any good to have it joined to the stand. My skin has that welding flash burn smell lol.

BCS is finally up and running. All probes are working. What a **** around that was. Ended up with a long Ethernet cable connected straight into the BCS from my home router so I could find the BCS ip address with the finder tool.

No worries. Sure you could get them on eBay cheap

https://ebrewsupply.com/collections/npt-hardware/products/1-4-compression-x-1-2-mnpt-bored-through-fitting

Did a bit of assembly on the HLT. Getting closer to brewday!

One more box of goodies and a bit of cutting and welding, should be looking like a brewery.

Man those 114 litre kettles look stumpy with the junction boxes on them. I need a bit of guidance with my modem seeing the BCS. I have set the BCS as a client on my belong modem and I'm using the BCS finder tool on embedded control concepts. Still no luck. I'm going to swap to my telstra nbn...

It's just for looks really. They are only 5 volt probes and not going to be getting wet anyway. The probe end is fully sealed and the xlr' s in the control box are up out the way.

It's alive! Tested all the contractors, emergency stop and relay board. Tplink is all up and running and bcs has power with both 7 segment displays reading "no data". So I'm trying to set the brewery up as a client through my home Wi-Fi with no luck. Keep trying is all I can do for now.