Cool, only thing I would alter is your feet should be the same height as your shoulders when sitting, almost laying on your back more than upright, but an awesome home made rig none the less.

Are u Malaysian?

很有想法的创意💡

hi, how did you mount the pedals?

how did you make the cover? I’m doing a boat based off the AC75 and I’m adding a servo at the back for the rudder but I dont know how to create a shell or interior for the electronics properly with a cover that is seamless with the rest of the body.

This is awesome. I love the ingenuity 😊 I just got some load cell pedals and I’m looking to build a rig that can handle them. I’m not sure if I would get flex if I went the PVC route, so I’m not sure if this is what I’ll end up doing, but either way, I love how you made it work with the materials you had available. Great work and I hope you’re enjoying the beautiful world of sim racing 😊

Way to go this turned out great

Nice job!

I have a project for finals coming up and i cant thank you enough for this

Good job man.

If it works, it works. Great build. My first rig was made from an old exercise machine, cut up and welded together.

PVC Will break very quickly and the ergonomie of the seat it’s just a nightmare for your back !!! Sacrifice your back to win few $$$ will never be a good deal 😢

never thought of using PVC to build a sim rig. Been pondering an aluminium (COMA) profiles to make one though. Nice job on the rig even if some parts may not be exactly as you want it. When i calculated the price for just the COMA profiles it would end up costing more than 350 euros including getting it cut to measurement.

At my prices it's $235 just for the pvc pipe and fittings. and probably another $50 for the other stuff. at $300 i can buy a prebuilt.

That breathing is Killing me

total cost ?

Can I know the size and length of the pipes used, the angle of the pipes used in the curve, and the number of pipes?

Thank you for the video, very useful. Well done 👏.

Believe it or not this was over 200 dillers in pipes and joints in Australian money . That's not even adding the cost of chair wood and screws ect Austrlai sucks .

Do you uabe your plans that differ from the original . Also how much in pipes did this cost

I found the perfect racing sim to build

How many inches is the pvc and elbows?

bro give this man a medal

Does the PVC squeak and groan?

You could have made it out of wood, so it doesnt look like a zimmer frame

I knew this was for me when he broke out the zip ties

I like the way you build mate. I built my Hard Rubbish Rig out of, .. well .. rubbish. like you also used an office chair, and next to no screws or fasteners. Its absolutely rock solid though I did use a hell of a lot of sticky tape and glue, my mad creation demonstrates it does NOT take cash to produce an amazing rig.. just a whole heap of creativity and sticky tape of obviously. Please take a look at my channel to see my zero cost 100% custom DIY build.. Named The Hard Rubbish Rig.

how much you spend ?

Is there a way to atach the chair in a way that I can remove easily to use in my pc as well?

How stable is the rig? Is it stiff when you steer/break etc. or does it wobble?

What's the name of that game?

is this solid can it take cls dd ?

Congratulations

i made mine out of wood and scewed it to a lazyboy. it's perfect, mouse pad, dual t16000's tartus pro keypad tablet and phone mounts, mouse headset and VR

how did you shared the game on VR ?

Almost identical to my build. I made it in 2017 and it's still going strong. I covered my board (that the seat sits on) in fabric then bolted the seat and board together. So my rig comes away into two parts, the seat with board attached, and the PVC rig, which is incredibly light and easy to move around. When I was happy with all the pipe work and joints, I took the whole thing apart and put it back together using strong adhesive on every joint, then also put 3 1/4 inch screws in every joint just to give it a little more rigidity. For the board that the wheel mounts on, I used U bolts (typically used for car exhausts) which makes the steering wheel board feel nice and sturdy. I suppose every custom rig will have their little differences. Great job either way!

Thank u. I'm saving this for later build mine too

fukn nice bro

The plans are no longer working :( link missing

Do you have a cut list of the parts to make this

Glad to see a donut media sticker right there. That’s awesome. Love those people.

What are your pc specs? Just wondering so I can know if my pc can support vr.

When your too committed to realize it was a bad idea

do you know the maximum load that can support the pipes with the seat and the driver?

👍🏾

How do i cut it ? Just diretly 19" or add more at the left and right to fit the fittings ?

can you please share cutting measurements of PVC

May I ask, is the logitech g29 a good buy? I'm just about to start in sim racing.

Prolly so squeaky