DIY McLaren GT3 Style Sim Wheel - My 3D Printed Wheel Experience
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- Опубліковано 19 жов 2020
- I have made a sim racing wheel out of plastic, 100% plastic. And I am going to use it on a very powerful SimXperience Accuforce Wheelbase. Will it last? Will it explode?
In this video I take you down my path of trying to build such a wheel. You need a 3d printer, a bunch of electronics, and a ton of patience and it can be done.
In recent years Sim Racing has really grown up, with an explosion of high end racing gear. In the case of wheel bases the end user (sim racer) ends up having to figure out what wheel to put on the base. In some cases these wheel costs more than the base itself. A 100 percent made of plastic wheel to the rescue for $240? Maybe!
Shaun's Equipment:
Rseat S1 Racing Chassis
SimXperience Accuforce Steering Wheel
Ricmotech Real Gear GT Pro Pedals
Ricmotech Real Gear Pro Handbrake
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hello Mate
I am fox_85... thank you for making my steering wheel.
Enjoy it
Such a good job dude, just learning how to achieve functional results on many 3d printers is a steep learning curve not to mention what you did to make such a sick wheel, I salute you sir, well friggin done.
Again, another topic that I'm interested in, and you are the only one I've found to do a comprehensive video. Mr. Cole, you are the man. You need an award or something for being a pillar of the community.
Great Job Shaun! The video and wheel are awesome!
Great job and great video Shaun!! Also, I'm glad your "nuts were large enough."
Nicely done Shaun 👌
Fantastic video, super helpful!!
Great video Shaun this is the style of video you can just do better than most if not all on the interwebs there is just something about how you do them that stands out and make it feel like you really care about what you are saying also the fact that your honest and show/say the stuff that you did wrong or could do better the video's just feel real I don't know any other way of saying it
I started this project months ago and stopped due to time. I have everything printed, buttons in place, soldering mostly done. Just need to get a circuit board (will probably go Arduino route) to hook it all up to. Looks like you've hit a lot of the same problems I did - I also had to redo the button holes for larger buttons. Well, watching this you've inspired me to get it finished!
made all my wheels. love making them for my sc2 pro
I'm sad you didnt feature my MP4-22 wheel :< My design is not perfect but it is under 70 bucks to make and I have been using it for over a year and it has still survived. Although mine is printed in two halves which you araldite together so that the grips are printed with it.
they best part.. you created it. who cares what others say. keep dreaming.. keep creating
Instead of leather u can use grip-tape used for Tennis, it's really common in real racing, so it's a viable solution :D
and very often used in real racing
I love this channel
Shon you are the best
is this printed in PLA? or ABS? PETG? :)
How much g weight is?
Awesome vídeo! Does it work for PS4?
What's the diameter of the wheel?
Shaun cursing? No way...Not even remotely possible.
😁
Fuck, those car horns were loud.
sale this made?
you can make it wireless for less money than 80$
blueHID its the way to go in 2020
Really good job, only issue I see is that it’s not really a replacement for buying one since the cost is actually more.
As a hobby build pretty cool
So more $ than the fanatec re-release
you can save almost $200 on the circuit board and rotary encoders by going to amazon.
@@jebstone4935 I'm glad someone else caught that.
When he said 80 for a micro controller and 90 for a handful of rotary encoders I shrieked.
IN WHAT WORLD?!?! 🤣🤣🤣
I did this project last week =D