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Nice!

The cross braces are a little long, as they were designed for the old style case. You can shorten them up by scaling the appropriate axis in your slicer, though.

AS always, if I'm not cooking, I'm listening to music. I used to play A LOT as a drummer and singer. Here's a bad rendition of a Jaj Mahal song from an old band I was in. Not the best recording, but we had fun. Me singing and drumming. BBQ Blues!

Very Nice!! Great to see it coming along. Keep us informed on the progress.

Nice!

Nope. Not the same form factor. MG90S servos are a different physical size then SG90 (primarily on how they mount into a fixture such as a Damper). They are not directly swappable.

Think he's questioning MG90S servos. SG90s are a different beast. All seem to work even the cheap imitations, but not in the case of the MG90S servos and counterfeits.

The Vorpal brand are the best I've used. Worth the money.

Smoking a couple of small Pork Butts on the mini gravity feed. Really windy the 1st part of the day, thus the 3 degree swings. Want to clean the smoker, so I'll let it continue after I pull the butts. http://bigbeggbbq.servebeer.com/luci

Awesome! Welcome to the world of pedantic temperature control!

Here's a video of a bit of CNC, machining the bottom of the Alum-a-Damper. It's sped up quite a bit. Alum-a-Damper Video

Never had any issues. I've had my homemade thermocouples out in the weather for a year now, and I live in Montana. Snow, snow, snow, and straight hot sunshine in the summer. No worries.

8 LB. Picnic on my mini gravity feed. 15 CFM Adapt-a-Damper, fan only, Damper closed ~75%, with stock PIDs. Regular Adapt-a-Damper or RD3 would probably do the same. http://bigbeggbbq.servebeer.com/luci And what goes better with BBQ than some good ole' Blues!

SteveM made a nice waterproof case. Forget where the thread is.

I call up Chuck Norris, and he tells the rain to "Go Away!"

I've actually been thinking about this for a while, and thought of maybe designing a membrane for the buttons, and printed from flexible filament. It could be mounted and sealed through the back of the case.

They work great for leveling up a desk.

Yeah, and the round fits a BBQ Guru fitting.

That's a great idea for this design. This is the main reason, however, that I created a version where the top and bottom thread together. This is for the MG90S servo version, and still need to update the SG90 version as such.

That's a pretty awesome graph. Looks like you're staying right on. Are you using the damper at all? or just fan? I get similar graphs on my "mini" gravity feed with same fan size, but don't use the damper. Just fan. Also, What are your settings? What type/brand of TC are you using? etc, etc ...