Creepyslacker boy I’ve seen someone do a DIY FFB wheel but it did look pretty tricky. What I’d love to see would be a budget/beginner wheel and pedal set without 3D printing or soldering. That would be a challenge, but really interesting to watch.
@@matijamodric1435 good force feedback systems these days run on the same motors they use to power conveyor belts, it wouldn't be cheap or easy to do without the right supplier
This seems to be some great shifters! Planning to get a 3d printer in the near future and design my own steering wheel button box and probably integrate these into the build.
use this shifter now over a year and they work still like a charm!!! printed also a custom holder plate behind the wheel to mount them on a after market rim ;-)
Best DIY paddles, using a remixed version for my Logitech. Make sure to print them 100% if you do lots of hard downshifting as the paddles tend to break if printed in PLA
Alexander Paschke I know this is an old comment, but you can retrofit a turn signal switch from a vehicle. Just use each signal wire from the switch as the respective keykinds in your game
You can probably make the switch fully magnetic by using a reed switch tube instead of the microswitch. Reed switch is a small vacuumed glass container with two metal leafs that touch and close the contact when you put a magnet nearby. These things are quite cheap and more reliable than microswitches. They produce a faint click when the switch is actuated, so you can use that sound while placing the switch to ensure actuation. The next step from there, and probably fairly excessive, is the Hall effect switch, by using a Hall sensor IC and connecting it to ADC channel of a microcontroller or to a comparator circuit. The threshold will need to be calibrated. Also i wonder, is it possible to self-build an FFB system under $100? Using like a $30 sports steering wheel? I already have a 3D printer. I also have a bunch of STM32F103C8T6 USB microcontroller boards, potentiometers, switches, all these kinds of gear. The microcontrollers have 12-bit 10-channel ADC, so they seem perfectly suited to capture a lot of steering angle, but maybe optical encoder is the way to go on this - i don't know! How would you approach this? It doesn't necessarily have to be good, or better than commercial offerings, just like my $150 printer isn't good, but it has to be a decent starting point for further improvements. I tend to believe in self-building things rather than buying them when possible because it's a path to self-improvement and you can always fix it when it breaks and improve on it.
About the Hall effect sensors, I know that the crazy-expensive Cube controls wheels (upwards of 1K for some wheel rims!), Hall effect sensors are used on clutch and shift paddles.
amstudio, it's possible to replace mechanical switch with reed switch or Hall sensor to make it more reliable. Optionally, spring with press screw can be added to have adjusting force.
Great video describing the paddle shifter assembly. I do have a question about the nut-tab off the side you are holding at 3:25 in the video. Is that for a stop screw that limits how far the paddle moves into the micro-switch? Does this prevent bottoming out the switch during operation? Let me know when you get a chance. Thanks Again! Wayne (Clifton, NJ)
I know this is an old video but i was wondering if you tried using any other materiasl besides pla? I printed a set of shifters based off fanatec advance paddle module, and while they work great, they feel cheap and flimsly with a lot of flex. I was wondering if using something like CF-Nylon would stiffened them and make them feel more premium.
So we have had shifter pedals. When are the hand clutches coming? Would really like to see that. I already have a diy formula rim with these pedals but i want some hand clutches too. But i have no idea how to make them
Loving the vids:) , but now a question, do you have a rough idea of how I could make a rally style SQ shifter used in the current spec rally-cars? So one paddle being used for up and down shifting .
what do you think about a hall effect swtich version? in the end you are moving magnets you would need to adjust the threshold and nearly eternal operation.
Excellent Vid, haha and yes My Bodnar should be concerned haha - i am wondering if you may be able to point me into a direction that i could make something close to this, but using analog inputs - as i am a wheelchair racer, i would like to create a set of paddles for accelerator and brake, as well as gear shifters - could i just replace the magnetic inputs with an analog input? would appreciate knowing how, as i would defiantly create one for myself, and then adapt that to many wheels - cheers, and keep up the great video's - subbed
Any chance you could create a static paddles mod? Seems really easy since there’s a dedicated place for wire to pass through the centre of a g29/g920 wheel With your expertise it be real quick as well
Hello, how is the reliability of the switches that you used compared to Logitech paddle switches? Mine just started failing, so I am thinking to replace them with your paddles. The original Logitech switches have a minimum 1000000 of usages.
@@maxbrown08 Hello, yes I am using them since last year when I wrote. They are great, the only problem I had was the quality of the printed parts, I had to print them with 100% infill for them not to break, also the magnets I use are so strong that I need to super glue them, but so far so good no complaints from my side.
But Leo's work is second to none, and the price is reasonable considering the competition. I have built a few of Amstudio stuff amdnit is amazing but by no means is it long lasting in regards to electronics. but Leo's work will last many years.
Are these the same bolt pattern as the Ascher racing paddles? I'm trying to get nicer magnetic shifters than the ones I built but i don't know what other ones will fit my button box
HI how do you connect the wires to the controller board? Is it black red, black red for two shifters or black red, red black? My left shifter is not working, while my right is and I see the pattern black red, red black soldered in
in having trouble with the shifters on a school project. When i import the bottom bracket file, i found that it was too big. did you have to resize it at all?
Nice video, but it is not what I'm looking for. What about a paddle shifter "rally style", which works like a sequential shifter (you can press it in both direction) Actually I never see a shifter like this for a sim rig, so it would be a nice "exclusive" ;)
amstudio I have looked on the 3d files page and there seems to missing part. The file for the shifter levers are not there. please help as I'm just waiting to print those out. Cheers and thanks in advance
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I could watch him clicking it all day, that sound is so satisfying
I'd love to see if you could make a full sim racing setup. (wheel, pedals, paddle shifters, gear stick, etc.)
I don't think the wheel would have FFB though
Creepyslacker boy I’ve seen someone do a DIY FFB wheel but it did look pretty tricky. What I’d love to see would be a budget/beginner wheel and pedal set without 3D printing or soldering. That would be a challenge, but really interesting to watch.
@@zrspangle it probably will but it will be hard to make it
@@matijamodric1435 good force feedback systems these days run on the same motors they use to power conveyor belts, it wouldn't be cheap or easy to do without the right supplier
@@zrspangle in 2024 you can make a Direct drive wheel with less than 200 dollars using FFbeast + hoverboard motor.
This seems to be some great shifters! Planning to get a 3d printer in the near future and design my own steering wheel button box and probably integrate these into the build.
use this shifter now over a year and they work still like a charm!!! printed also a custom holder plate behind the wheel to mount them on a after market rim ;-)
For what wheel?
You really are the best. Your videos got me into the DIY world! I can't thank you enough for this!
thanks for this design i just finish printing and assembling mine and they have a super high quality feel
Excellent video. Hope to see a WRC single push pull paddle in future. Keep up the great work.
Plz make a video to make a sequential shifter with magnet, the feel are soo good
For a sec, from your thumbnail, I was like "dayum!" thinking you were set to make sim pedals with realistic brake pads.
Bro, as always, perfect, i love how your projects are always so... "perfectly calculated", if u will, haha!!
you are the best
Very cool. I found this while looking for a way to mod the feel of the shifters on my g29. Looks like I'm going to have to innovate myself though
4 years later did you find anything?
@@maxbrown08 played around with a few ideas but didn't really come up with anything good
@@DoRC ah ok was just wondering if y out made these and managed to fit them
I watch your vids but I don't even have a steering wheel
Well you don't need a steering wheel for minecraft
Jose Raphael Martinez same man
Same im buying a logitech g920 this weekend to do diys
99 of em don't have lol
@@Ady_Mih techno lade used one. R.I.P.
Great shifters, thx dude.
Nice work definitely making this for my DIY Mercedes AMG GT3 wheel:)
Best DIY paddles, using a remixed version for my Logitech. Make sure to print them 100% if you do lots of hard downshifting as the paddles tend to break if printed in PLA
Would you be able to make a video of inverting the pedals on the G29? i would love to see it!
Hurtle its the same as the other video he did about reverse mounting pedals
the same as a g27, there are lots of vids on youtube
Outstanding, keep them coming.
Thanks for the video. How does the entire assembly get attached to the steering wheel?
Please make clutch paddles with hall sensors! I’m not good with cad programs yet, and its taking forever lol
I wonder how hard it would be to make some turn signals for like Euro Truck Simulator 2
Alexander Paschke thats a good idea
Alexander Paschke I know this is an old comment, but you can retrofit a turn signal switch from a vehicle. Just use each signal wire from the switch as the respective keykinds in your game
Adam Major he has a video on it now
As allways.....great product in great video.
You can probably make the switch fully magnetic by using a reed switch tube instead of the microswitch. Reed switch is a small vacuumed glass container with two metal leafs that touch and close the contact when you put a magnet nearby. These things are quite cheap and more reliable than microswitches. They produce a faint click when the switch is actuated, so you can use that sound while placing the switch to ensure actuation. The next step from there, and probably fairly excessive, is the Hall effect switch, by using a Hall sensor IC and connecting it to ADC channel of a microcontroller or to a comparator circuit. The threshold will need to be calibrated.
Also i wonder, is it possible to self-build an FFB system under $100? Using like a $30 sports steering wheel? I already have a 3D printer. I also have a bunch of STM32F103C8T6 USB microcontroller boards, potentiometers, switches, all these kinds of gear. The microcontrollers have 12-bit 10-channel ADC, so they seem perfectly suited to capture a lot of steering angle, but maybe optical encoder is the way to go on this - i don't know! How would you approach this? It doesn't necessarily have to be good, or better than commercial offerings, just like my $150 printer isn't good, but it has to be a decent starting point for further improvements. I tend to believe in self-building things rather than buying them when possible because it's a path to self-improvement and you can always fix it when it breaks and improve on it.
About the Hall effect sensors, I know that the crazy-expensive Cube controls wheels (upwards of 1K for some wheel rims!), Hall effect sensors are used on clutch and shift paddles.
for the diy crowd peace love this
This is fantastic! Thank you so much for this video
Hi, once we have the paddle completely finished, how can we use it? With an arduino? And how can i conect it?
amstudio, it's possible to replace mechanical switch with reed switch or Hall sensor to make it more reliable. Optionally, spring with press screw can be added to have adjusting force.
This is great stuff! Thanks for sharing!
Ugh, the click is so satisfying!
Switch those caphead screws with button top and an aluminum special washer to spruce it up.
Can you make a in depth parts list or tutorial on the handbrake and drilling template (not the analog one) Thanks
Is in the programm a review of the fanatec setup?
Great video describing the paddle shifter assembly. I do have a question about the nut-tab off the side you are holding at 3:25 in the video. Is that for a stop screw that limits how far the paddle moves into the micro-switch? Does this prevent bottoming out the switch during operation? Let me know when you get a chance. Thanks Again! Wayne (Clifton, NJ)
hey there, it does look like it limits how far the paddle moves but doesnt use a stop screw to do so.
can you make a video of connecting these ?
he has type in diy f1 rim. He shows you how to connect it to a Arcade usb controller. It's so simple
Egglezo
Do you also have those Push-pull paddle shifter for Rally?
I know this is an old video but i was wondering if you tried using any other materiasl besides pla? I printed a set of shifters based off fanatec advance paddle module, and while they work great, they feel cheap and flimsly with a lot of flex. I was wondering if using something like CF-Nylon would stiffened them and make them feel more premium.
In the shifter folder download, there is only the f1 paddles and there are no longer the gt ones (longer ones)
Awesome bro, you made everything, but please make steering wheel
Very Awesome! Thanks for sharing!!!!!!
So we have had shifter pedals. When are the hand clutches coming? Would really like to see that. I already have a diy formula rim with these pedals but i want some hand clutches too. But i have no idea how to make them
Finally you spoke !
Can i put a potentiometer on it and make it an axis?
Can you make a version of this as a replacement for the G27 paddles?
Good idea, I will look into it!
@armstudio - Did you ever get around to this? I'd love magnetic shifters for my G29. Just not sure if there is enough room for them :/
any tutorials to make WRC-style paddle shift?
Magnets should be atrracting or repeling? Thanks
Loving the vids:) , but now a question, do you have a rough idea of how I could make a rally style SQ shifter used in the current spec rally-cars? So one paddle being used for up and down shifting .
what do you think about a hall effect swtich version? in the end you are moving magnets you would need to adjust the threshold and nearly eternal operation.
@amstudio What about a Rally Push Pull Paddle Shifter??
Sequential shifter.
@@architecteye6089 yeah but the one they use in WRC with the big Paddle.
Excellent Vid, haha and yes My Bodnar should be concerned haha - i am wondering if you may be able to point me into a direction that i could make something close to this, but using analog inputs - as i am a wheelchair racer, i would like to create a set of paddles for accelerator and brake, as well as gear shifters - could i just replace the magnetic inputs with an analog input? would appreciate knowing how, as i would defiantly create one for myself, and then adapt that to many wheels - cheers, and keep up the great video's - subbed
Great job, well done
Any chance you could create a static paddles mod? Seems really easy since there’s a dedicated place for wire to pass through the centre of a g29/g920 wheel
With your expertise it be real quick as well
What size should each compartment be? 0.1 m? 0.01m?
Can you design a WRC style, one paddle shifter? I haven't seen a wheel with that one anywhere.
For 3D printing, Do I need to learn both Autocad and Fusion360? Or just fusion360 will be enough?
The GT style paddles are missing bro in the zip file, bro. Cheers
Hey man great video have you maybe made up some shifters for deep dish wheel like this ??
Great video!!!! Can you put the stl files on the description????
Hello, how is the reliability of the switches that you used compared to Logitech paddle switches? Mine just started failing, so I am thinking to replace them with your paddles. The original Logitech switches have a minimum 1000000 of usages.
Hi did you ever manage to replace your shifters with these?
@@maxbrown08 Hello, yes I am using them since last year when I wrote. They are great, the only problem I had was the quality of the printed parts, I had to print them with 100% infill for them not to break, also the magnets I use are so strong that I need to super glue them, but so far so good no complaints from my side.
For any Aussies that want to make this, you can get a pack of 8x3mm magnets from Bunnings for $7 that work perfectly
Leo bodnar is crying soooo bad right know
But Leo's work is second to none, and the price is reasonable considering the competition.
I have built a few of Amstudio stuff amdnit is amazing but by no means is it long lasting in regards to electronics. but Leo's work will last many years.
Are these the same bolt pattern as the Ascher racing paddles? I'm trying to get nicer magnetic shifters than the ones I built but i don't know what other ones will fit my button box
HI how do you connect the wires to the controller board? Is it black red, black red for two shifters or black red, red black?
My left shifter is not working, while my right is and I see the pattern black red, red black soldered in
Is there a way anyone to make a logitech wheel retract to its normal spot when you let go of it? If anyone has an answer, please reply
@amstudio How much is the thickness of the device?
in having trouble with the shifters on a school project. When i import the bottom bracket file, i found that it was too big. did you have to resize it at all?
I don't have a 3D printer 😭 looks good will have to find someone with one😊
Hillsy check 3dhubs.com. You can find someone local to you who will print them
JPM398 thank you should be able to do this now thank you
Nice :) more vids more diy pls
Can you in any way use these on a Logitech G29?
What kind of pilament do you use?
PLA
thank you so much!!!
Hello @amstudio missing GT Paddle not found, im downloaded zip but have only F1 paddle.
@amstudio Are you sure that the neodymium magnets are 5mm tall?
Yes they are listed as 8x5mm, actual measure is at 4.65mm
amstudio How about the force? How strong are the magnets?
N52
Hi, I want to ask if programming is needed to make this work, e.g. with an audrino? Sorry if I sound like an idiot
Can you do video on how to make handbrake using ps2 joystick module and arduino uno?
as always awesome stuff!
Thanks im going to use this on my merc e320
Can you make a Logitech DIY clutch paddles mod? I would really like to have these
Hey, can you please make a video how you make a key switch.
does this work with any wheel. ive a tmx wheel but have a different rim on it but i want paddles back?
What are the demintions of the mounting holes?
Can i put it onto Arduino steering?
Can you do motion platform??
Please~~
Would there be a way for me to replace the shifters on a Logitech g920 with these as my shifters are broken?
Did you ever find any way how to replace the shifters?
Hi! Where to download 3d files to print? In your store I only see others, not this one exactly. Thank you!
Free download link updated in description
bloody good!
thank you sir
Nice video, but it is not what I'm looking for. What about a paddle shifter "rally style", which works like a sequential shifter (you can press it in both direction)
Actually I never see a shifter like this for a sim rig, so it would be a nice "exclusive" ;)
very cool!!
I would have mounted the switch on the opposite side using the NC pin insteaf of the NO pin, it would make it more flush with the wheel after mounting
Hello! Can I print parts whit the 3d shifter files? TY!
amstudio I have looked on the 3d files page and there seems to missing part. The file for the shifter levers are not there. please help as I'm just waiting to print those out. Cheers and thanks in advance
Yo I really want to make this and all your other stuff but is it compatible with ps4
Where do you connect it ? Arduino micro ?? Which Numbers ? Ty
Did you figure it out by any change?
could I adjust them to be static?
is ther any way to get this parts ready printed ?... i don´t own a 3d printer
You should make a wheel-mounted clutch that way!
where to buy
switch holder
top light
lever and etc and the paddles
add a 3rd magnet for pushing!
Nice project thank you
What are the parts printed in? (material?)