DIY Loadcell Sim Racing Pedal - 2) Building
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Great work, I love it.
Thanks 👍
Great proyect! What are the specs of the springs you use for gas and brake?
Yes you can find all here www.diysimstudio.com/produit/diy-sim-racing-pedal/
PARTS BUYING GUIDE: SPRINGS AND ELASTOMERS
Nice video and good work, but isn't there a little mistake with the placement of the loadcell? Right now, the loadcell wouldn't bend like it should because of the big plate underneath which connects the "start" and "end" point with one solid piece...
I tested the loadcell and I never had issues, it work perfectly with a good accuracy.
@@diysimstudio8225 I don't understand that part either. In this video the loadcell is solidly bolted both sides to a flat metal piece, then how does it bend, how does it measure?
@@somakorcz7016 Hello, it bend a little when we push the pedal.
Hi awesome vid and thanks for taking the time to do such an amazing job
my question is:
Does the black box come with the files for it to be built?
Hi, thanks you. The black box is only a case for the usb board, it's not mandatory.
@@diysimstudio8225 the things Is that i dont know whats are the electronics
Edit, so the USB board IS on the files, right?
@@mistr3xmedia the usb board can be an Leobodnar or Arduino. The files is here to connect the potentiometer and brake loadcell to the usb board.
@@diysimstudio8225 sorry about the questioning but you are the only one who answered so far, so the "blueprints" for the connections AND how to do it are on the files?
@@mistr3xmedia yes, there is a video called "Soldering" in my channel, ALL is here.
Hi, I was thinking about assembling the 3 pedals with the load cell, I don't want to use the potentiometer due to its lack of durability and precision and I also don't want to have to drill the aluminum parts, I wanted to know your opinion about this and the soldering part , how am I going to put the 3 load cells to work at the same time and things like that
Hello,
I can't give you the solution because the throttle and clutch was designed for potentiometer.
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@@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.
this isnt loadcell you used a potentiometer or am i seeing wrong?
Loadcell for the brake pedal, potentiometer for the throttle and the clutch.
Are there any 3D printed parts or are they all aluminium?
The files contain 3d printed and metal pedal
can I buy these?
I sell the Cad files here : www.diysimstudio.com/produit/diy-sim-racing-pedal/
I will give you a proposal and a business idea. At the same time, I promise to be your first customer. Before you start making it, I will already pay you the amount for product.
Buy or somehow get Fanatec CSL pedals. 2 pedal set plus LC pedal.
The electronics, hall sensor and magnet are easily removed from the gas pedal. The LC sensor and electronics can be easily removed from the LC pedal. The regular brake and clutch have identical Hall sensors and magnets as gas pedal and are even easier to disassemble because they dont have electeonics. Create a CAD file of pedals that visually look like yours or similar, but with positions so that sensors and electronics can be transferred from the CSL pedal to your construction. The LC elastomer stack is originally about 51mm and must be at least 76 to add at least 2 more elastomers. Such pedals, CNC cut, powder coated in black, with electronics and everything from CSL pedals would be the business move of the century in the sim world. XD
You have a large market that is doomed to Fanatec pedals because lot of us are console players and none of Fanatec pedals are perfect. Pedals like this with a compression spring, with hall sensors, with an LC pedal with a longer stack, and everything fits into the Fanatec base and works on consoles. I think it would be worth it. Think about it.
Hello, thanks for your post, but actually I'm not interested by your Idea.