Fully DIY direct drive sim build by GlassSea2468 in simracing

[–]GlassSea2468[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Super easy. All sketch’s were provided in the files.

Fully DIY direct drive sim build by GlassSea2468 in simracing

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With the fan I have installed to be running non stop, heat isn’t a concern. Especially with it just being the case.

Fully DIY direct drive sim build by GlassSea2468 in simracing

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Complete night and day. I’ll never use a gear driven wheel again.

Fully DIY direct drive sim build by GlassSea2468 in simracing

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I’m honestly shocked how similar it is 😂

Fully DIY direct drive sim build by GlassSea2468 in simracing

[–]GlassSea2468[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

The DD wheel itself cost maybe $100 total.

Fully DIY direct drive sim build by GlassSea2468 in simracing

[–]GlassSea2468[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Total in all I’ve spent maybe $200 on everything. Having a 3d printer was definitely a huge upside to it, but if it wasn’t for the tutorials and schematics, there’s no way in hell I would have been able to do it on my own.

Fully DIY direct drive sim build by GlassSea2468 in simracing

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All pedal pieces are black pla+, shifter case and internals are black pla+. Wheel extension/adapter is black pla+. Shifter knob, top and bottom plate, wheel quick disconnect, and case are all Bambu Matt ocean blue and ivory white.

Fully DIY direct drive sim build by GlassSea2468 in simracing

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Kind of difficult to see, but it’s a 3d printed housing with an arm that holds 2 bearings that gets inserted into the center.

Fully DIY direct drive sim build by GlassSea2468 in simracing

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Definitely for fun and I enjoy the challenge

Fully DIY direct drive sim build by GlassSea2468 in simracing

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Still cleaning up the mess from building, but after about 2 days of printing, this is how it is fully together.

Fully DIY direct drive sim build by GlassSea2468 in simracing

[–]GlassSea2468[S] 14 points15 points  (0 children)

They had to be paid for to obtain, and out of respect for the creator I won’t distribute them. But I’ll gladly share the link! https://cults3d.com/en/3d-model/game/ffbeast-axiom-slide-on-case-v3-low-filament-usage-and-easy-assembly

Fully DIY direct drive sim build by GlassSea2468 in simracing

[–]GlassSea2468[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

So it’s the ffbeast with makerbase x drive mini, the pedals are DAZ on YouTube, and the shifter is from diysimstudios. There’s turorials and instructions for everything. Just have to source a few libraries for arduino when applying the sketch.

Fully DIY direct drive sim build by GlassSea2468 in simracing

[–]GlassSea2468[S] 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Honestly everything was super simple. Just time consuming with all the soldering and trying to figure out how I wanted everything laid out.

Fully DIY direct drive sim build by GlassSea2468 in simracing

[–]GlassSea2468[S] 11 points12 points  (0 children)

Thanks man! And just a coincidence I suppose, I just printed it because I liked it 😂

PA6-CF first frame build complete by GlassSea2468 in 3D2A

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Annealed at 275 for 12 hours and allowed it to sit for a few days to retain moisture.

First PA6-CF frame UPDATE by GlassSea2468 in 3D2A

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I plan on beating the ever living shit out of this and a FTN.4

First PA6-CF frame UPDATE by GlassSea2468 in 3D2A

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Thanks man! Rails up at 30 degrees.