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Build this standalone sim sequential USB shifter! The beast is an easy to follow DIY sim racing project that will leave you with a super professional product.
0:00 Intro
1:08 Preparation
1:54 The Spring Assembly
5:05 The Handle
6:35 Wiring it up
9:33 The Final Assembly
14:30 The Final Product
Below you'll find all of the hardware you need to complete the project, I've included links to specialized items (RS Components should redirect you to your country's store) but you should be able to find most parts at a regular hardware store.
Build List
- 2 x M4x30mm bolts and nuts (These can be found at any hardware store)
- 2x M3x20mm bolts (For the backend, These can be found at any hardware store)
- 8 x M3x8mm Cap screws
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- 1 x Steel Alloy Compression Spring, 48.9mm x 15mm, 11.96N/mm
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- 4 x Mild steel M3x40mm standoffs
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- 6mm Aluminium rod (300mm)
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- Quick-drying epoxy for the handle and backends
- Some paper clips
- 2 x Micro Switches
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- 1 x Arduino Pro Mico
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- 26AWG Wire
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- Heatshrink
Tools Used
- Needle File
- Rasp file
- Screwdriver
- Allen keys
- Jig Saw
- Soldering Iron
- Solder
- Sandpaper
Oh and obviously the following DXF files cut out of 3mm steel/stainless steel :)
Project Files - DXF Templates and Arduino Code as well as a guide on how to install the software onto your board.
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If you have any feedback, need any help, or would like to see me build something in the future feel free to leave a comment! (Be kind it's my first video :) )
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Music:
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