Already have this gorgeous wheel from Zach, using it every day, it's so great, and I had a blast putting it together. I'll be tagging along here, seems like the right place for new inspiration.
Oh awesome. Thanks for coming to check it out. DIY wheel building is super satisfying. It's also a really dense subject. The discord is an awesome place to get more information if you have specific questions. A lot of my knowledge has come from the Discord and community Zach has built. I'm hoping this video/series can help boost that.
I'm looking forward to cheking more of your channel! And yeah, I quickly found out how dense this can be, so I already am in the discord! But part of me really loves the headache of trying to find new parts, sources or solutions in all this. Working on my own version of a AMG GT3 wheel currently!
Excited to see the future videos on these subjects! Would also love to see a video on how you modified your Logitech wheelbase to accommodate custom wheels as well
Awesome. Thanks for watching and commenting. I've been watching Dave for over a year now. A great source of knowledge and entertainment. I know he loves his Turn Wheel also. Looks like he has a new wooden rig being built.
Please continue this to the end. I’m trying to make a prediction quality wheel so I can sell it I’m confident in most of my design skills but need more advise on the grip aspect of the wheels.
Easy Composites has some great carbon fiber tutorials on their YT channel including several on forged carbon fiber parts. Anyone with access to a 3d printer could make a forged carbon plate for this wheel
Thanks for watching! And big thanks for the sub! Video 2 script on front plates is done. and I've started recording shots. After that need to sit down in front of the cameras and talk (the hard part).
Super excited for the upcoming videos! I started during the lockdown to deal with this topic. Did not know until just now that there is a proper Discord-Channel about this - thanks for that! Are there also other sources you would recommend to exchange with others? Many greetings from Germany :)
Awesome video! Im really into 3d Printing and making my own accessories for sim racing and have made several button boxes and mods for logitech gear. Im really trying to do this DIY Wheel as well!
Id love to see your button boxes. I 3d print on a daily basis and have been wanting to make a button box for my rig for 2 years but I never did it yet. (a bit afraid of the arduino bit)
hello @ Ballistic Tech , pls i have something more or lees like this wheel you are holding 12 push button 5 rotary encoder . pls how do i code it using arduino mega
Best bet is the Turn Racing Discord. I've done a bit of testing with a 3d printed mold and a couple materials. It's definitely doable but a lot of work for a 1 off build. Several guys on the Turn Discord have tried and posted their results. I have some pictures up there too if you search for molded/casted grips. They also have a wiki with some info
You can get PU grips on some of Zach's barebones kits and wheels. Like the TURN 488 CHALLENGE BAREBONES TURN GT BAREBONES TURN R20 EVO SIM & TRACK STEERING WHEEL TURN R20H SIM & TRACK STEERING WHEEL geni.us/ballistic-turn-wheels
Not sure if you've watched the video but the point is to show ppl how they can use the tools and skills they have to do as much as they can themselves. That in combination with buying some components and using services allows ppl to build the wheel they want. Zach makes wheels full time for a living. So yeah he has a lot of tools and equipment. But I show how to do stuff with hand tools, a soldering iron and 3d printer as well.
Do you have any suggestion or reference material on dual bite point clutch custom wheel design? I try to search online but seems like material is quite scarce for circuit design and coding. Probably I look into wrong areas.
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Ohhhh dear! Great video 😁
Cheers Dave. Thanks for checking it out. I'm a huge fan of your channel and watch every video. Looking forward to seeing that new rig to teased!
Oh, deer ;)
Great vid, staying here for more stuff!
Love Dave Cams and stoked to follow along, really want to take a shot at building my own.
Love the content, great tut! Also, really loving the Dave Cam Rep with the shirt! Subscribed!
sir, u are a gift to this planet
Thanks for watching. Glad you're liking the video
Excited about part 2!
Thank you for watching Magnus! Hopefully I'm the next 5 days
Algorithm finally got it right. Dude, you rock, great videos. Keep up the good work.
Just found your channel. This is my jam. I'm building a real wheel for my truck build and one for my sig rig. Good stuff 👏
Thanks for watching!
Shhhhhh, you’re giving away all the secrets!!
Zach started it! I'm just following in his footstep! DIY Sim Racing for everyone haha.
Wish we got to see more of this series
Already have this gorgeous wheel from Zach, using it every day, it's so great, and I had a blast putting it together.
I'll be tagging along here, seems like the right place for new inspiration.
It's such a sexy wheel! Thanks for hopping in, watching and commenting!
So glad I found your channel and this video from TURN instagram. Great quality video and love your approach to all this. Can't wait for more!
Oh awesome. Thanks for coming to check it out. DIY wheel building is super satisfying. It's also a really dense subject. The discord is an awesome place to get more information if you have specific questions.
A lot of my knowledge has come from the Discord and community Zach has built. I'm hoping this video/series can help boost that.
I'm looking forward to cheking more of your channel! And yeah, I quickly found out how dense this can be, so I already am in the discord! But part of me really loves the headache of trying to find new parts, sources or solutions in all this. Working on my own version of a AMG GT3 wheel currently!
Ohhhhhhhh dear. Looking forward to the playlist fill out.
Thanks for watching!
Excited to see the future videos on these subjects! Would also love to see a video on how you modified your Logitech wheelbase to accommodate custom wheels as well
Ok. I can definite do some content about that. Thanks for watching!
This is the content that I crave. First a home, then a 3D printer ;). Subbed.
(I came across your channel on the wowstick review)
Thanks for watching and commenting. Second episode of this series will be up before the end of the week
Wearing a Dave Cam t-shirt... take my like! 👍 Great vid. Hope to take on a suitable project soon
Awesome. Thanks for watching and commenting. I've been watching Dave for over a year now. A great source of knowledge and entertainment. I know he loves his Turn Wheel also.
Looks like he has a new wooden rig being built.
you look like asamoa gyan on the thumbnail of this video
Please continue this to the end. I’m trying to make a prediction quality wheel so I can sell it I’m confident in most of my design skills but need more advise on the grip aspect of the wheels.
Easy Composites has some great carbon fiber tutorials on their YT channel including several on forged carbon fiber parts. Anyone with access to a 3d printer could make a forged carbon plate for this wheel
Amazeballs Brian.
Thank you for watching Joakim
Fantastic video, subbed.
Thanks for watching! And big thanks for the sub!
Video 2 script on front plates is done. and I've started recording shots. After that need to sit down in front of the cameras and talk (the hard part).
great video! looking foward to part 2
love the video looking one like this for AGES
all dear...
Super excited for the upcoming videos! I started during the lockdown to deal with this topic. Did not know until just now that there is a proper Discord-Channel about this - thanks for that!
Are there also other sources you would recommend to exchange with others?
Many greetings from Germany :)
Awesome video! Im really into 3d Printing and making my own accessories for sim racing and have made several button boxes and mods for logitech gear. Im really trying to do this DIY Wheel as well!
Id love to see your button boxes. I 3d print on a daily basis and have been wanting to make a button box for my rig for 2 years but I never did it yet. (a bit afraid of the arduino bit)
Oohh dear , great video and thanks 😊
Thanks for watching and commenting! Happy to see another DC fan!
Nice shirt 👍
Thanks for watching!
Thanks for the video
Thank you for watching! I hope you got something out of it and will time into subsequent videos!
Someone should make a kit. That we can build. and electronics plug and play.
Ohhh dear... Great video
Made it all the way through!? Cheers! Thanks for watching!
Eastwood 🇮🇪🏁
Hi , can you tell me how much was the cost for the front plate of the TURN R8 LMS DIY SIM RACING WHEEL ? so i can have a idea please.
hello @
Ballistic Tech , pls i have something more or lees like this wheel you are holding 12 push button 5 rotary encoder . pls how do i code it using arduino mega
Looking to make custom polyurethane grips. Any insight? Going to print 3D model of Moza GS wheel. Any advice works be great.
Best bet is the Turn Racing Discord. I've done a bit of testing with a 3d printed mold and a couple materials. It's definitely doable but a lot of work for a 1 off build.
Several guys on the Turn Discord have tried and posted their results. I have some pictures up there too if you search for molded/casted grips.
They also have a wiki with some info
@@BallisticTech thanks man I appreciate it. If I get it right, looking to start a side hustle. So hopefully more to come.
Just found this video. Bro you should sell wheels like the one you've built. That thing looks incredible with the carbon and black. Nice work man!
Part 2?? :)
Finished the script yesterday. Hopefully recording today!
@@BallisticTech Awesome :) sorry to be impatient. Excited to watch :) haha
So I could make the Mercedes’ w11 wheel to use for sim racing?
is there still a link for the discord
ohh dear!
any chance to get template for for front plate and grips, appreciate it
links dont work anymore, I just need a template
I'll get updated links. Zach has put all his files on thingiverse for free
@@BallisticTech that would be great! I need to modify it anyways, but need somethi go to start from, thank you! Great video and new sub from my side!
Hello. And in what program do you do this?
is the cad file opening for anyone?
Oh dear!
Cheers! You're a champ. If you start on any wheel projects definitely share!
Whens part 2.. interested to build a gt style wheel.. that doesnt cost a bomb..
Part 2 is already out
Seems like he's no longer selling cad files?
Almost all of the cad files are now freely available on thingiverse/Printables. Enjoy
I want this but for my actual car. Has anyone installed on a real car?
ohh dear...
Oh dear...
Good man! Thanks for watching
Hi, discord server invite is invalid. Can you pls update
I'll see about updating it but you can go to turnracing.com. There's a link on the home page
What PU is used to cast wheel grips? Is the casting PU available to buy somewhere?
You can get PU grips on some of Zach's barebones kits and wheels.
Like the
TURN 488 CHALLENGE BAREBONES
TURN GT BAREBONES
TURN R20 EVO SIM & TRACK STEERING WHEEL
TURN R20H SIM & TRACK STEERING WHEEL
geni.us/ballistic-turn-wheels
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Never felt so at ease at purchasing an "overpriced" steering wheel. I'll just pay the $500 to get something working right out of the box
DIY if you have a mini manufacturing plant in your garage... lol wtf even.
Not sure if you've watched the video but the point is to show ppl how they can use the tools and skills they have to do as much as they can themselves. That in combination with buying some components and using services allows ppl to build the wheel they want.
Zach makes wheels full time for a living. So yeah he has a lot of tools and equipment. But I show how to do stuff with hand tools, a soldering iron and 3d printer as well.
Is it available in PS4?
Do you have any suggestion or reference material on dual bite point clutch custom wheel design? I try to search online but seems like material is quite scarce for circuit design and coding. Probably I look into wrong areas.