DIY 3D Printed Loadcell Sim Racing Pedal - In-game trial

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[@vitu9586]

Hello, i just bought your design! Can you provide me some help with the print? Did you print the mobile part standing? What rotation should i use?

[@diysimstudio8225]

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

[@pugplaysgames1360]

This is a very late question I know; but why did you choose to use linkages in this design? Couldn't you have rather found a way to attach the potentiometer to the hinges connecting the pedal arm and the base?

[@pugplaysgames1360]

Please tell me the reasoning behind your decision because I'm not very good with linkage mechanisms and I would prefer to make a design without one if it's performance wouldn't be affected.

[@diysimstudio8225]

Hi, sorry I only see you questions today ...
What mean "linkage" ?

[@bass2762]

@@diysimstudio8225 He means the arms connected to the potentiometers turning it

[@diysimstudio8225]

@@bass2762 ok I understood, but this mechanism is mandatory for the pedal, the clutch and throttle can't work without.

[@mr.simulator4724]

@@diysimstudio8225 he asked why you used the linkage

[@Riderdh]

Is there a way to replace the potentiometer with a hall sensor?

[@diysimstudio8225]

Hi, I can't give you an answer because the pedal was designed to be used with potentiometer.

[@maciejhagemejer5310]

Will these pedals work with games like f1 22 or Iracing

[@diysimstudio8225]

Yes

[@randomguymaniac]

Is this strong enough ?

[@diysimstudio8225]

@@randomguymaniac Fried Chicken I don't understand your question, can you give me more details, please?

[@randomguymaniac]

@@diysimstudio8225 the strenght of the 3d printed parts . Will it hold load cell pedal well in long term use ?

[@diysimstudio8225]

@@randomguymaniac yes the 3D printed is very strong. Some parts must be printed with a 100% infill, especially for the brake pedal. The recommended infill is indicated in the names of the .STL files.

[@TseleHub]

Cost to make this pedals?

[@diysimstudio8225]

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