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and how does it get signals? like do you use a controller or a fully homemade motherboard?

The spring is hold with a lock nut, and I use micro switch and arduino usb board. The making of tutorial is here : www.diysimstudio.com/2024/05/17/diy-sequential-shifter/ The cad file is free.

@@hirammioni8881 Hi, you only have to click on "add to cart" button. Send me a screenshot by mail if the button didn't appear.

Hi, I didn't sell the arduino code, you can get the code in the 3D printed sim racing pedals (14,99$).

@@3astava the sound is not loud, don't worry.

@@DriftingVoid Yes

Hi, Here : www.diysimstudio.com/product/sim-racing-handbrake/

You can use Diview, but I recommend the Windows Joystick before using Diview.

Thanks you 😉

You can look at the setup documents, there is a spacer for fixing the limit of the mobile part.

The pedal with 4mm thickness plates instead 5mm can work, but the quality of the pedal will be slightly lower, there will be a little play.

The clicking feeling is not annoying, don't worry.

Hi, in game I didn't notice a delay which can interfere with the braking. Did you try to make this modification of the hx711 board ? ruclips.net/video/0cxS-a837bY/видео.htmlsi=6uv6m5BFBp9yLd3c

​@@diysimstudio8225thank you for your respond, this methode is working. One more question, I intend to add handbrake in this board. Could you advise how to add more loadcell to the board?

@@Arif_Peyex You're welcome. If you want make an handbrake, you need another Arduino micro board, they are cheap on AliExpress (about 5-6€). I didn't make a diagram or Arduino sketch for two loadcell wired in one usb board.

@@diysimstudio8225 Sounds good, I think its better than to think about the sketch. 😄

The pro micro is small and can fit in the bottom of the shifter. But the two usb boards works.

Did you used the right Arduino sketch? Have you photos of your wiring?

Can you send me a mail ? The address: diysimstudio@yahoo.com

@@diysimstudio8225 Sent

You can use the 5 speeds plate, please see the video at the end.

Hi, I built something similar, can you explain to me how to ground it for a newbie??

​@@alecont6488 you just solder the shield to a ground pad. But honestly it's not necessary. I built these pedals for a friend and just used regular 26 gauge wire unshielded. It's been fine.

@@BtownFlyer I made some pedals with arduino pro micro + h711, a load cell and two hall sensors, but I have EMCs when it comes to pressing and releasing the brake pedal, it is barely noticeable looking at the graphic, I use firmware and Vospascal Pedalbox software. When looking at some commercial pedalboards I see that from the electronics box comes a cable that they screw to the chassis, cockpit, etc. My question that, should I do that?? That is done by soldering one end of the wire to GND on the arduino board and screwing the other end to a metal surface ??

Hello, thanks for your post, but actually I'm not interested by your Idea.

You can buy the cad files, the link is in the description of the video.

Hello, I don't recommend a load cell weight under 100kg. Don't worry, the calibration can be set in the setup of your game. The informations about the load cell compatibility is indicated here : www.diysimstudio.com/produit/diy-sim-racing-pedal/ in the "PARTS COMPATIBILITY" section. Best regards, DIY SIM STUDIO

@@diysimstudio8225 Thank you very much, I hadn't noticed that part, my lack of attention

@@tiago.32g50 You're welcome. 😊

Hello, The Arduino sketch works only with Arduino pro micro or Arduino Leonardo board. Arduino Uno board can't work with the Joystick library. Best regards, DIY SIM STUDIO

With USB plug, you can use Arduino or Leobodnar board.

Hi, Between 80€ and 150€.

Hello, I think the mobile part should be printed on the side.

​@@diysimstudio8225 the side of the mobile part a small round section that protrudes out which would then need a lot of supports

Is there a version of the mobile part for 3d printing where you just use washers instead?

@@afkafkafk There is not mobile part without sides washer, sorry.

@@diysimstudio8225 What about Production -> Optional 3D printed Parts -> Alternative Massive Mobile Part?

The web site work perfectly, I don't understand your comment.

@@diysimstudio8225 Yeah website is working great now not sure what they were having issues with, I've got files downloaded. Printing everything now and waiting for parts to come in. Huge thanks for such a straightforward guide!

It's the part at 1:08

The Leobodnar is a little more accurate for the brake and more easy for the soldering, and all Arduino micro and Leonardo boards with Atmega32u4 will work.

Hello, I never printed the parts, I paid 3D printing services to do it. I recommend you to ask help on 3D print forum. Best regards, DIY SIM STUDIO

Hello, I can't give you the solution because the throttle and clutch was designed for potentiometer. Best regards, DIY SIM STUDIO

@@diysimstudio8225 Would it work if I just made 3 brakes and put springs instead of those rubbers?

@@leonardosakamoto1290 I think it will work, because bushing are like spring, but I didn't tested so I can't confirm.

Arduino (pro micro or Leonardo) and Leobodnar

Hello, thanks. The software is Diview.

Hello, I didn't sell this product. Best regards.

I sell the Cad files here : www.diysimstudio.com/produit/diy-sim-racing-pedal/

Hello, if you put washer or any 3D printed part that compress the spring, it will increase the strength of the lever.

@@diysimstudio8225 Hello, another question: how many grams of filament do you need to make the shifter?

@@aalexrdrz Hello, I can't give you an answer sorry, but it will not cost you lot of money don't worry, the shifter was designed to be printed without waste of materials.

It works on PC only with USB Board like Arduino or Leobodnar. It will be recognized as a joystick.

Hello, if you use Arduino, you will set your buttons directly on your game, in the same way you set another add-on (button plate, button box, etc)

It's not hard to mount this shifter on a desk.

@@diysimstudio8225 ok but how?😅

@@TobiMrPivotJocham you can mount it on a support with holes, and fix the support with clamp on the desk. It avoid to make holes on the desk.

Thanks you !

Hello, the sketch is included in the file of the two pedals (3D printed and stainless steel) you must download it to get it, I can't give you the sketch, sorry.

ok@@diysimstudio8225

Hi, No, you don't need the Arduino part with Leobodbar.

Hi, I don't tested the pedal with SIM Hub. Did you used Arduino board or Leobodbar ?

@@diysimstudio8225 Arduino micro

They are included in the file.