ValentinJ2

That's really cool! You should write an instructable on how you made this. I am looking forward to seeimg your final model

Cool projet! J'avais fais un projet similaire il y a 2 ans:https://www.instructables.com/id/ESP8266-Wifi-Swit...Sauf que j'ai utilisé l'app Blynk pour contrôler le switch. Je trouve plus simple, mais c'est moins flexible que de faire son app soi-même.J'ai aussi ajouté un fusible, une varistance et un fusible thermique, pour être sûr que ça ne va pas prendre feux. J'ai aussi ajouté 2 condensateurs pour avoir un 3.3V stable, mais c'est apparemment pas nécessaire.Si j'ai bien compris le code, quand l'ESP perd la connexion wifi, il n'essaie pas de se reconnecter, et l'ESP devrait être débranché et rebranché. J'ai trouvé utile d’améliorer le code pour qu'il recherche une connexion dès qu'il la perdue.

Your instructable is great. I'm looking forward to see the videos. Can you upload the step files of the CNC-milled parts? Or do we have to buy them from you?Thanks

Great instructable! I love this sugar shack tradition that you have in Quebec.I see that you evacuate the steam through the chimney, but what about the smoke (I assume you heat maple water with a wood fire).Also, I would expect to see cracks appearing in the concrete slab, due to the difference in temperature between the outside and the chimney, but I might be wrong. Let us know how it turns out.

Thanks, it's very clear. I am looking forward to your next instructable.

Thanks for your comment. You are absolutely correct, it would be safer to use end grain on the short sides, and it would probably look better. I did not think of that when I built it. Thanks for the advice

Thanks for your comment. That's right, the sides are only glued. If the joint is properly glued and clamped, it is very strong, and will break after the wood itself!

Great instructable! Very instructive, well explained and complete! You've got my vote