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Here is the last version completely finished.

I would like to see pictures of it working. Looks awsome, congratulations!

Sure, I will. Cheers.

Yes Edak, I built this CNC last year. I collected some used stepping motors and aluminum parts from junk. You don't have to spend a lot of money to build it. The most expensive part that I used was the controller board (around US$45 at amazon.com), the rest, as I told you, was found looking...

As I promised, here are the pictures of the new version of my braumeister clone. I'm still waiting for the recirculation pump... Cheers

Hahaha, I did not saw your nick. Cheers!!!

Thanks Beer God, I made it very carefully with a Dremel standard cutting disc, then used a fine flat file to remove the barbs. Cheers

Looks awesone, congratulations!!! Cheers

Hi Judanero, I tested the kettle and basket using a standard PID and Timer Box I built and the same SSR I'm using with the Brauduino. It works with reverse recirculation (reverse to braumeister, I mean). I succesfully brewed a delicious Red Ale few months ago.

I have been working in a Single Vessel project using the Matho's Brauduino, I have the first version ready to brew and currently I'm working on the next version, my own braumeister clone also based on Matho's controller. I modified the code to fit a 16x4 LCD and changed the language to spanish...

I have been working in a Single Vessel project using the Matho's Brauduino, I have the first version ready to brew and currently I'm working on the next version, my own braumeister clone also based on Matho's controller. I modified the code to fit a 16x4 LCD and changed the language to spanish...

Hi everyone. I succesfully changed the buzzer sound, now it sounds louder. I don't know if this right way to do it but it works. Here is the code I modified: //****** start of the functions************** void Buzzer(int number) { for (int i=0; i < number; i++) { analogWrite(Buzz,20)...