I've been using this shifter for around 9 months and freaking love it. The only issues I have are finding similar springs to the ones used in the build (Im in US) but i've got it figured out well enough. Shifter has never had issues.
Thank you very much Jonj57 for sharing your experience, that is fantastic, it seems that this design is quite durable to wear. And if you break something, do not hesitate to comment on it to find a solution. Thank you very much for trusting the project.
@@K2Carver Hello again Zach, I used a plumbing tube for the casing, 110mm in outside diameter and 3.50mm walls, in my country it is very easy to find but from what you tell me many in other countries it does not exist. Some thingiverse users have designed this tube to print it, I have even seen that textures can be applied to the design with some software and it looks really good, you can look at the "remix" section of OSSH in thingiverse and you will also see some other inventions of the community for this shifter. Greetings and a pleasure as always.
Today, my last pieces will be printed, and assembly maybe Wednesday afternoon, the already printed parts feel very nice, printed in PLA+, BEST design so far, very cool and fun to build
Hello! Thank you very much for trusting the project, I hope everything works well for you and you can enjoy it. I don't know how the PLA+ holds up but you can always change some parts, that's the good thing about DIY projects, very grateful, greetings!
Probably the best 3D printed H-shifter i have seen. I was going to build my own but this one seems so good that I will build this one. Awesome work. The moveable parts might suffer some tear but perhaps some bearings and what not maybe will improve this great design. Thanks for sharing
Hello StaarFaJter, thank you very much for your positive assessment, I am very grateful. There is very little time left to launch the new mod, which will add bearings to the base and the block, for better durability and prepare the shifter for the next mod (harder longitudinal springs), the other parts will remain compatible. Cheers!
An idea might be to drill 3 holes in aluminium or steel bar, then cut in half to make durable runners or what you call it. But it might be overdoing it since you can 3D-print new ones. Just a thought.
Thank you very much HaruenBender, I hope you enjoy it, if you build it from scratch remember that there are improvement parts available, you have all the information in the links, greetings!
Excellent job!!! I made it (with both upgrades ) and it works great. Still looking for stronger springs to make it more relistic in the lateral movement. But up to know I can only say WOW great project!!! Indeed I suscribed to your channel. Thanks for sharing
Hi Tomas P., gratifying words, thank you very much! Sometimes my head thinks of a system with steel brake cables to give a better touch to the lateral movement, I just have to think about it a little more hehe...
Thank you very much Ming Wei Chang, and thanks for watching. These days I will upload an improvement for this model, do not miss it, on my website you can see it a little earlier than on TH-cam!
Thank you very much S M.zaidi, sorry for the delay, I was disconnected. I only do what I can with my basic knowledge, my intention is to improve it hehe... Thanks for watching!
This is the coolest, nicest and most neatly made gearbox. It seems to me that it would be nice to supplement the model with an alternative option for fastening to the table through clamps and screws. Like a switch. Not everyone has the opportunity to do like you do or make holes in the desk)) With all respect, Andrew. Sorry my bad english.
Thank you very much Andrew, the comment is greatly appreciated. On the project page on thingiverse, you will find a section called "remix", there you will find user modifications, among them the table clamp, remember to leave a like to the creator of the mod, there is a fantastic community. All the best!
Спасибо ваша модель мне очень понравилась , модель полностью функциональна и продумана до мелочей, сейчас делаю для себя, всё распечатал собрал осталась собрать только электрическую часть Спасибо большое я буду советовать ваш канал
Hello Vladimir, I'm glad you like the project. In a very short time I will upload a modification to make the electronics easier with a USB Joystick motherboard, soon you can see the video on the channel. Thank you very much for commenting and subscribing.
theskraper 2 на сколько мягкая или жёстко это регулируется натяжением гайки на шпильке рычага а положение в нейтральном положение путём установки более жестких пружин либо убрать виток другой Одним словом всё можно настроить и зависит от самих пружин
Thanks for the comment, remember that you have another video on the channel with an upgrade of this model, to improve the gear feel and the durability.
Me parece fantástico el trabajo que has realizado. Todo el material esta muy bien explicado. A mi me cuesta un montón y he podido sacarlo a la perfección. Una versión en la que se pueda convertir en secuencial el cambio?? Un freno de mano analógico? Me gustaría ver ambas cosas por tu canal. Sigue así! Eres bueno.
Gracias Ruben! Hasta la fecha no se me ocurre una manera de hacer secuencial esta palanca sin tener que cambiar demasiadas piezas, ya que la desarrollé desde cero pensando en que fuera en H, no descarto diseñar una exclusivamente secuencial, pero requieren mucho tiempo libre estos proyectos. Sobre el freno de mano te dejo respuesta en el otro mensaje y una alternativa económica. Gracias por el apoyo, vendrán nuevos proyectos al canal próximamente.
I ordered the parts printed on Treatstock. The guy who printed had some issues with 11_OSSH_CET3D.stl and 09_OSSH_CET3D.stl . He said "while most of the design is very well done, I'm assuming these had to be done in a certain manner because the supported surfaces were at less than forgiving angles. the 09 was particularly problematic as supported circles always print bad. I tried a couple orientations, and they came out worse." I'm assembling now and it looks like they came out good enough to use.
Hi David Henry, I'm glad you're making this design. Pieces 09 and 11 need supports, I use a grid or zigzag support, at 80 degrees of inclination, with a density of 40 or 50%. I hope you can assemble without problems, if you have any other questions write me. A greeting!
@@cet3dprojects but one question. in the first video you show how to build it. but where are the cables for connecting to your pc or console whatever ?
@@GoldCustomBuilds The "Arduino UNO" has a USB type B female connection, it includes a short cable, but I needed a longer one to reach the pc. On console the shifter does not work. If you make the shifter with the USB Joystick board, the board kit already includes the standard USB A cable.
@@cet3dprojects thanks a lot i choosed the usb joystick version. im right now printing all the parts, and will order the electric parts as soon as i can. thank you.
Hi hamulec94, I have reviewed the video and the part, is correct. The spring is 35mm long when not compressed, 9mm wide and 0.7mm thick. This particular spring reaches 8mm in total compression. Don't worry, the piece is valid. I hope I have helped you, thank you very much for watching!
@@cet3dprojects thanks for the response. Maybe I had wrong springs. I ended up cutting them anyway and it's working fine. I figured out later that the spring lenght doesn't matter that much as I could tighten the nut more loosely and cut the aluminium tube shorter. I assembled it and now I'm only waiting for the electronics and it'll be ready!
Hola. Te felicito por tu proyecto. Quedo genial y muy prolijo. La plantilla H para realizar los cambios es perfecta. La distancia es corta, esta muy bien, y los cambios entran facilmente. Me gustaria descargar la imagen para imprimirla en papel, y realizar mi plantilla H en madera o metal. Como puedo hacer?? no cuento con Impresora 3D
Hola Nahuel, muchas gracias por esas palabras. Verás, yo empecé este proyecto después de construir mi primera palanca con madera MDF y elementos de ferretería, tengo alguna foto en la web, y todo lo que necesitas es tiempo, ganas, paciencia y mucha pasión por el "hazlo tu mismo". Lamentablemente no tengo planos sobre la antigua palanca, y te recomendaría que busques una impresora 3d, no hace falta que sea cara ni el último modelo, pero esta máquina ayuda mucho. No obstante si decides hacer tu propia palanca en madera tienes todo mi apoyo, te puedo mandar unas fotos para que tengas ideas de como hice yo la mía y también tendrás que investigar por youtube varias posibilidades. Muchas gracias por pasar por aquí, no dudes en preguntar lo que necesites.😉
@@cet3dprojects Muchas Gracias. Vi muchos videos, y el funcionamiento mecanico de la que vos contruiste es la mejor que vi. Tengo en mente como construir la mia, pero lo que necesito es la Plantilla o Patron H (es la pieza numero 13 que fabricaste). Te agradeceria si me pasas una imagen a escala, de manera que la imprima en una hoja y la pegue a una madera o aluminio, para hacer la misma. Si todo sale bien, hago un tutorial de como lo fabrique!!
@@nahuel382 bueno la verdad es que el patron H incluso lo puedes dibujar fácilmente sin plantilla, solo tienes que tener en cuenta el grosor de la barra que vas a usar tu, para que no te queden holguras, creo que es la mejor manera, ya que las distancias que tiene mi patrón están condicionadas al resto del diseño, el recorrido de accionamiento y la longitud de la palanca. Según la forma que tenga tu palanca verás que el patrón deberás hacerlo con recorridos mas cortos o mas largos según tu quieras que quede. Es decir, para un mecanismo diferente normalmente vas a necesitar un patrón que se ajuste a ese funcionamiento y recorrido. Conforme vayas planteándote el diseño final te darás cuenta de que tu diseño solo puede tener tu propio patrón.
@@cet3dprojects thankyou sir, I already download all of this yesterday and maybe next week I'll assembling all of this. Hope for the next project you can make 3D printing FFB steering wheel :). Thanks a lot boss!!
@@indrawijaya6280 If you have not printed the 3d parts, remember that the shifter already has an upgrade, you can find it in my thingiverse profile and there will be a video soon. Thanks to you!
@@indrawijaya6280 I designed this by doing all the tests with PETG, I don't know if the resistance with PLA will be enough, I think that it will resist, but I have not verified it. Anyway, I recommend that you try the PETG for mechanical parts, it is a very good option and it is not difficult to print.
Hello SlipknotFan 22, this piece is recommended to be done with supports, but use an 80% incline and a not very solid fill pattern for the supports, to be able to remove them well.
Hello Ale Sais, thank you, I'm glad you like it. Look for the user "ikseyon" on thingiverse, he made a mod for arduino micro, it may help you, you can also search the "remix" section of Open Sim Shifter H on thingiverse to find it. All the best!
Hi Sir RutzkY, the connections to the arduino are soldered to the back of the Arduino 13:10. You must bear in mind that each switch has a ground connection (GND on the Arduino) and another to one of the functions (numbers on the Arduino). Depending on the code you use you will use some numbers or others. I use the sample version of UnoJoy code, you can download here code.google.com/archive/p/unojoy/ Cheers!!
Hello @kisiekpl9516, I designed it thinking about the ease and resistance of PETG, but there could be more durable plastics although more complicated to print, I do not recommend PLA for this project. All the best!!
Hello zaxash, the original model has a soft touch, the mechanism can be felt but it is not hard, if you are looking for a harder system you will have to use "Upgrade #1", here is the link: th-cam.com/video/YdGFaWh4t7U/w-d-xo.html
Hi Dogkan, thank you very much. The problem with using a screw directly is that the thread would damage the hole. You could use screws with more security if you use the base pieces "Upgrades #1", these parts use bearings that ensure correct operation if you use a 6mm metric screw, but the aluminum tube offers less clearance. I hope it has helped you, best regards.
@@cet3dprojects I appreciate your feedback. Do you have any idea rather than using the base pieces "Upgrades#1"? I ask you again because those small bearings are really expensive in my country. What can be the alternative to the aluminum tube, like can I print some piece that holds for it? Or can I use 4x12x4 bearings with 4mm screw, instead of 6x12x4 bearings with 6mm screw? I owe a few of these bearings. Thank you so much.
@@dogkansarac4889 At the moment I can't think of any other option. In my country these bearings are also very expensive, I have purchased many parts on aliexpress for the same reason, in this link you have all the necessary materials organized according to the mod you use: cet3d.top/open-sim-shifter-h-posts/lista-materiales-necesarios-oss-h/
Yes, correct, but I'm not sure if it will resist. I am working on a piece that will be able to mount the ender 3 bed springs, it will soon be available on the web, the video will take a little longer. Thanks for visiting and commenting!
@@cet3dprojects Okay, I practically finished printing all the parts, I'm waiting to get the electronic part to assemble, however I have one more question, I have a pedal design with a clutch, would there be the possibility for me to do the electronic installation on the same Arduino? would there be a vacant slot? sorry i am very lay in this matter.
@@HankyAlliance sorry for the delay, youtube does not notify me well the second responses of the comments. I think it can be done, because the Arduino UNO also has some analog inputs, but I don't know much about Arduino, I can only introduce a previously programmed code, but I'm almost sure it can be done. I hope you get to do it! Cheers!!
Hi John, I have added a link in the description of the video, once inside you have the downloads in the "downloads" tab. I used the default version of the code, since only 8 inputs are necessary, thanks for watching and for trusting the project, thank you very much!
hello nofearaboutyou, you can use arduino uno or use the mod available for preconfigured boards, you have the video on the channel and the mod piece on my thingiverse profile. Thank you for visiting the channel, greetings.
Hi, thank you very much. Unfortunately I don't know how to connect it to a tablet. In principle it is for use on a PC but it should be possible somehow with an adapter. Greetings!
@@DesignerInterativo aah ook no problem hehe, in that case, the base has two holes that house nuts for M6 screws, this system is used to adapt it to a low table, to adapt it to the steering wheel table, you have to look at the "remix" section of OSSH on thingivers, a user designed a support of this type, if it helps you also leave him a like to support him. Thank you very much for being here!
Hi I wanted to ask if it is possible to get CAD models. I'm trying to modify this very interesting project on ETS2 and add two shift switches. But I would need CAD models. At the moment, I'm gradually redrawing STL, but it's slow. If that doesn't work, I won't mind and I'll continue on this difficult path. If it were possible I would be interested in the first versions without added bearings.
Hello BANE_JEC, currently the files I made with rhino are very messy and mixed between things that are not worth, but STL files can be modified without problem from rhino, working in meshes. I don't know how it works in other software, thank you very much for contributing and for watching!
@@cet3dprojects I also work with Rhino but I didn't know I had any way to edit mesh models. Do you use a module or will Rhino do it in the base? Thank you for the answer this project is amazing and I have shifter v1 ready and I'm playing on it.
Tienes algún tutorial de cómo has impreso las piezas(me refiero a la orientación, he visto los parámetros de impresión en tu web)? Algunas son muy complejas y necesitan mucho suporte. Gracias de antemano
Hola Josue T.A, en la misma página de los parámetros, puedes ver que comento que las piezas ya están orientadas de la manera más adecuada en el archivo STL, para favorecer la resistencia. A veces es inevitable tener que hacer soportes, es uno de los pequeños problemas cuando hacemos piezas un poco más complejas pero debe ser así. Si tienes problemas con alguna pieza concreta coméntame y te ayudo. Intentaré hacer algo más fácil la información de los parámetros y soportes.
Hi chankarlo, OSSH is a free DIY project, but I don't think it is profitable to make this for sale with this slow production medium as 3d printing. Thanks anyway for asking!
Hello Caja Manual, do you mean the code? I use UnoJoy, you can download it from here: code.google.com/archive/p/unojoy/ I use the sample version, no modification is needed. Thanks for watching!
@@aleksandrkoraykovski8446 Hello! in the previous comment you have the link of the code, this code.google.com/archive/p/unojoy/ I used the predefined version, I did not modify anything in the code. Programming an Arduino is easy, there are many videos on TH-cam, I recommend you watch some in your language. However, you also have a mod in this video th-cam.com/video/XAzjWEUnn1M/w-d-xo.html , so you don't have to solder or program on the arduino. I hope I have helped you, thanks for watching!
Hey, great design i really love it. But i do have 2 questions. What is the cost for all the materials (excluding pla including upgrades) and is that handbrake also compatible with sims and if so can you make video of it?. Thanks
Hi Mark Zijlstra, thank you very much! The price of the components can be very different depending on where you buy it, but I estimate that it could be between 30 or 50 $ US, I do not know exactly. The handbrake comes from a Suzuki Ignis, I adapted it when I had another lever but today I no longer have it connected.
@@huseyinyasarmandraci6656 ok now I understand! sorry! The model is designed to put that switch, to put others it would be necessary to design another piece of support, I chose that model because it is very cheap and easy to find on the internet, in the description there is a page with the necessary materials. Thanks for your visit and comment!
Hello thank you very much! I did not understand the question about the STL file, but you can try to ask it in another way to see if I can help you. You know, sometimes the translator is a bit weird hehe
@@cet3dprojects (Google translation) hello! I expected the reply to be late, but thank you for coming sooner than expected! I mean, there are items that have not been upgraded like No. 9 and No. 13 in the necessary materials, so you need an initial stl file!
@@Ma_yone I think I understand you, as you can see on thingiverse, there is an Original OSSH and a mod called Upgrades #1, which replaces some STL parts, if you use the STL files of the original model you must use the first option of components 9 and 13. If you use the STL parts from the Upgrades#1 you must use the second option of component 9 and 13 (with green letters). Please note that the STL Upgrades#1 parts provide improvements to the design although it requires the use of more bearings and screws. If you need more information, do not hesitate to consult here, I will try to help you as much as I can.
@@cet3dprojects Thank you very much! Last time I saw it, it seemed like it wasn't there, but I guess I didn't see it well! Thanks for the detailed reply!
Hello! I am reviewing messages and I have seen that I missed answering this a few months ago, I apologize. Do you mean a part that only has a slot to go up and down? I think there would be a problem to do that, because the travel would have to be shorter so that the lever does not engage, but then it would not get to press the switch. When I designed it I only thought of H mode, maybe I should have thought that before hehehee
@@simracingos As I was telling you, due to the design of the lever mechanism it cannot be done easily, it would also be necessary to change the tracks through which the gear mechanism passes, and it would not make much sense not to be able to use the H mode with that modification. However, a new sequential shifter design is likely in the future.
Hi Marcel Mohrhardt , you have 8 gears available, but if you use one for reverse you can only have 7 + reverse. In thingiverse they have designed a range selector for truck changes, take a look.
Hi deepnotecz, sorry for the delay, I was offline. They have already designed it in thingiverse, take a look at the remixes of the open sim shifter to see if it works for you. Thank you!
Hola Alejandro, no entiendo mucho de Arduino, pero he mirado por Google y parece que la gente fabrica joysticks, teclados y tal con ese Arduino, pero no se que código deberías usar, pero parece que se puede sin problema, muchas gracias por pasarte, un saludo!!
Hola daniel c, actualmente solo diseño estos proyectos para que el usuario final pueda fabricarlos por si mismo, ten en cuenta que la impresión 3d es lenta, y sería complicado hacerlo en serie para su venta. Muchas gracias por tu comentario, un saludo!
Hi Gokhan Bagriacik, I don't understand much about Arduino but I think it can, but it will take another code, for the Arduino UNO I used the Unojoy code: code.google.com/archive/p/unojoy/ I used the sample version, without any modification, and I managed to program it in several steps by following video tutorials in my language. I hope I have helped you something, greetings!
@@cet3dprojects Thank you mate. I ordered joystick board too and will look arduino too. Today i assambled the upgraded version of your design. I really loved it. You re a genius. a really clever design. Thank you again for this project.
Hello @eotech_0390, take a look at the links I have in the description, there is a list of components for this project, thank you very much for stopping by here, greetings!!
Hi, I'm not an arduino expert, but I managed to set it up by watching some videos on youtube and using the UnoJoy code. But you can also use the preconfigured board that you can find on the page of the necessary components (in the description of the video) and use the mod available in thingiverse to adapt the shifter, you also have a video on the channel referring to that preconfigured board for the shifter. I hope I have helped you, thanks for watching!
Hello Friend first congratulations on the wonderful work I would like to know how to get a license to commercialize this project? I participate in a group of Euro Truck Simulator
Hi Marcus Pires, thank you very much for your interest, but currently these projects are under creative commons license that does not allow commercialization. The purpose of these projects is to be DIY, and make more people interested in 3D printing and design, I appreciate your question, a greeting!
Hello Guhliver, I understand, but it is difficult to offer good resistance, touch, durability, aesthetics ... and at the same time not compromise the final cost. Keep in mind that many of the materials can be found in DIY stores or also online, and depending on the part of the world you live, one or another option will be cheaper, greetings!
Hey there, i just ordered all the parts and started printing, now i just found out you dont have the code for it and only the library which makes it hard for me as i canonly really code the basics of C++ Arduino . Can you give out the code or do i ju
Hello @princecaymangaming9989, you have the link to the programming code in the description, it is a public code on Google. What I don't remember is how the Arduino was programmed, but there is a lot of information on the internet. Sorry for the delay, I've had a lot of work lately outside of TH-cam. Thank you for trusting the project!
hehe I don't think it's profitable, I think the most important thing is the satisfaction of doing it yourself and being able to use it, thanks for watching!
I've been using this shifter for around 9 months and freaking love it. The only issues I have are finding similar springs to the ones used in the build (Im in US) but i've got it figured out well enough. Shifter has never had issues.
Thank you very much Jonj57 for sharing your experience, that is fantastic, it seems that this design is quite durable to wear. And if you break something, do not hesitate to comment on it to find a solution. Thank you very much for trusting the project.
What did you use for the PVC pipe housing? I'm wondering in thin wall 4" drain pipe will work.
@@K2Carver Hello again Zach, I used a plumbing tube for the casing, 110mm in outside diameter and 3.50mm walls, in my country it is very easy to find but from what you tell me many in other countries it does not exist. Some thingiverse users have designed this tube to print it, I have even seen that textures can be applied to the design with some software and it looks really good, you can look at the "remix" section of OSSH in thingiverse and you will also see some other inventions of the community for this shifter. Greetings and a pleasure as always.
looks very well designed, Congrats!
Thank you very much krakakratos, I'm improving the design with mods, don´t miss them.
Today, my last pieces will be printed, and assembly maybe Wednesday afternoon, the already printed parts feel very nice, printed in PLA+, BEST design so far, very cool and fun to build
Hello! Thank you very much for trusting the project, I hope everything works well for you and you can enjoy it. I don't know how the PLA+ holds up but you can always change some parts, that's the good thing about DIY projects, very grateful, greetings!
Probably the best 3D printed H-shifter i have seen. I was going to build my own but this one seems so good that I will build this one. Awesome work.
The moveable parts might suffer some tear but perhaps some bearings and what not maybe will improve this great design.
Thanks for sharing
Hello StaarFaJter, thank you very much for your positive assessment, I am very grateful. There is very little time left to launch the new mod, which will add bearings to the base and the block, for better durability and prepare the shifter for the next mod (harder longitudinal springs), the other parts will remain compatible.
Cheers!
An idea might be to drill 3 holes in aluminium or steel bar, then cut in half to make durable runners or what you call it.
But it might be overdoing it since you can 3D-print new ones. Just a thought.
@@staarfajter922 all contributions are valuable, whether for this or other projects!
Excellent project. I'm building. In a few days it will be ready. Congratulations.
Thank you very much HaruenBender, I hope you enjoy it, if you build it from scratch remember that there are improvement parts available, you have all the information in the links, greetings!
Excellent job!!! I made it (with both upgrades ) and it works great. Still looking for stronger springs to make it more relistic in the lateral movement. But up to know I can only say WOW great project!!! Indeed I suscribed to your channel. Thanks for sharing
Hi Tomas P., gratifying words, thank you very much! Sometimes my head thinks of a system with steel brake cables to give a better touch to the lateral movement, I just have to think about it a little more hehe...
It is a very successful design. It's a very successful project. congratulations!!!!
Thank you very much Okan, I am glad you like the project!
Dude, you are so nice
Watched many H-file DIY instruction videos
Instructional videos you made The most attentive
Thank you very much Ming Wei Chang, and thanks for watching. These days I will upload an improvement for this model, do not miss it, on my website you can see it a little earlier than on TH-cam!
Fantástico! Mi más sincera enhorabuena.
Muchas gracias Juan Luis! se hace lo que se puede.
Wooow! Such a cool design, while watching all i could think of was WOOOOW! Lol great job
Thank you very much S M.zaidi, sorry for the delay, I was disconnected. I only do what I can with my basic knowledge, my intention is to improve it hehe...
Thanks for watching!
Perfect design.. Thanks for this project..
Hi Şahan, thanks to you for trusting in the project.
This is the coolest, nicest and most neatly made gearbox.
It seems to me that it would be nice to supplement the model with an alternative option for fastening to the table through clamps and screws. Like a switch. Not everyone has the opportunity to do like you do or make holes in the desk))
With all respect, Andrew.
Sorry my bad english.
Thank you very much Andrew, the comment is greatly appreciated. On the project page on thingiverse, you will find a section called "remix", there you will find user modifications, among them the table clamp, remember to leave a like to the creator of the mod, there is a fantastic community.
All the best!
@@cet3dprojects
Thank you 👍👍👍.
You are the best 😉
Спасибо ваша модель мне очень понравилась , модель полностью функциональна и продумана до мелочей, сейчас делаю для себя, всё распечатал собрал осталась собрать только электрическую часть
Спасибо большое
я буду советовать ваш канал
Hello Vladimir, I'm glad you like the project. In a very short time I will upload a modification to make the electronics easier with a USB Joystick motherboard, soon you can see the video on the channel. Thank you very much for commenting and subscribing.
собрали? как ощущается переключение передач интересно, не слишком мягко?
theskraper 2 на сколько мягкая или жёстко это регулируется натяжением гайки на шпильке рычага а положение в нейтральном положение путём установки более жестких пружин либо убрать виток другой
Одним словом всё можно настроить и зависит от самих пружин
Thank you for making this video, I have made this shifter, but with black and red colors. It looks awesome
thanks again :))
Thank you very much Stodolareczek, I'm glad you like it and trust the project!
Awesome project, I'm going to build this! Also I really like the music in this video :)
Hello, I'm glad you like it, you can find the music in the TH-cam audio library, it's also free, a greeting!
идея хорошая, я бы только поставил пружины более сильные. верхнию крышку можно сделать заменяемой под секвенталку.
Это лучшая DIY модель что я видел! Круто!
Можешь пожалуйста добавить адаптер для крепления кожанного кожуха
Thank you very much Kirill, I write down the leather bellows adapter to design it. I really appreciate your comment. Greetings!
It looks amazing. I'm definetely going to build this
Thanks for the comment, remember that you have another video on the channel with an upgrade of this model, to improve the gear feel and the durability.
the internal is beautiful
Thank you very much, apart from fulfilling its function I tried to make it look a little pretty.
best DIY H shifter I ever seen :) thanks a lot for sharing :)
Thank you very much Furkan Enes, in a short time you will see the new updates, I hope you like them!
😯 co gra tu la tion👍😯
Thats crazy man👍❤️
Thank you very much!! new crazy things are coming right now.
Me parece fantástico el trabajo que has realizado. Todo el material esta muy bien explicado. A mi me cuesta un montón y he podido sacarlo a la perfección.
Una versión en la que se pueda convertir en secuencial el cambio??
Un freno de mano analógico?
Me gustaría ver ambas cosas por tu canal.
Sigue así! Eres bueno.
Gracias Ruben! Hasta la fecha no se me ocurre una manera de hacer secuencial esta palanca sin tener que cambiar demasiadas piezas, ya que la desarrollé desde cero pensando en que fuera en H, no descarto diseñar una exclusivamente secuencial, pero requieren mucho tiempo libre estos proyectos. Sobre el freno de mano te dejo respuesta en el otro mensaje y una alternativa económica. Gracias por el apoyo, vendrán nuevos proyectos al canal próximamente.
One of the best designed H shifter. I will try to make one too for my own.
Thanks Aret, I encourage you to try it, it is an easy project to assemble. Thanks for watching!
@@cet3dprojects i will try to add sequential mode into this designt. That will be cool
top lad, proper music
thank you so much!😅
I ordered the parts printed on Treatstock. The guy who printed had some issues with 11_OSSH_CET3D.stl and 09_OSSH_CET3D.stl . He said "while most of the design is very well done, I'm assuming these had to be done in a certain manner because the supported surfaces were at less than forgiving angles. the 09 was particularly problematic as supported circles always print bad. I tried a couple orientations, and they came out worse." I'm assembling now and it looks like they came out good enough to use.
Hi David Henry, I'm glad you're making this design. Pieces 09 and 11 need supports, I use a grid or zigzag support, at 80 degrees of inclination, with a density of 40 or 50%. I hope you can assemble without problems, if you have any other questions write me. A greeting!
impresionante tio vaya currada. Para cuando un shifter secuencial???
Muchas gracias! pues es una de las cosas que tengo en mente, creo que podría llegar algo en un futuro.
awesome work. keep going
Thank you very much Ante Milas, these comments are brief, but very positive and encourage me a lot. Thank you!
@@cet3dprojects but one question. in the first video you show how to build it. but where are the cables for connecting to your pc or console whatever ?
@@GoldCustomBuilds The "Arduino UNO" has a USB type B female connection, it includes a short cable, but I needed a longer one to reach the pc. On console the shifter does not work. If you make the shifter with the USB Joystick board, the board kit already includes the standard USB A cable.
@@cet3dprojects thanks a lot i choosed the usb joystick version. im right now printing all the parts, and will order the electric parts as soon as i can. thank you.
Fantastic
6:35 are you sure this spring is 35mm long? Not 25mm? It won't squeeze enough to tighten the nut all the way down
Hi hamulec94, I have reviewed the video and the part, is correct. The spring is 35mm long when not compressed, 9mm wide and 0.7mm thick. This particular spring reaches 8mm in total compression. Don't worry, the piece is valid. I hope I have helped you, thank you very much for watching!
@@cet3dprojects thanks for the response. Maybe I had wrong springs. I ended up cutting them anyway and it's working fine. I figured out later that the spring lenght doesn't matter that much as I could tighten the nut more loosely and cut the aluminium tube shorter. I assembled it and now I'm only waiting for the electronics and it'll be ready!
Hola. Te felicito por tu proyecto. Quedo genial y muy prolijo. La plantilla H para realizar los cambios es perfecta. La distancia es corta, esta muy bien, y los cambios entran facilmente. Me gustaria descargar la imagen para imprimirla en papel, y realizar mi plantilla H en madera o metal. Como puedo hacer?? no cuento con Impresora 3D
Hola Nahuel, muchas gracias por esas palabras.
Verás, yo empecé este proyecto después de construir mi primera palanca con madera MDF y elementos de ferretería, tengo alguna foto en la web, y todo lo que necesitas es tiempo, ganas, paciencia y mucha pasión por el "hazlo tu mismo". Lamentablemente no tengo planos sobre la antigua palanca, y te recomendaría que busques una impresora 3d, no hace falta que sea cara ni el último modelo, pero esta máquina ayuda mucho.
No obstante si decides hacer tu propia palanca en madera tienes todo mi apoyo, te puedo mandar unas fotos para que tengas ideas de como hice yo la mía y también tendrás que investigar por youtube varias posibilidades. Muchas gracias por pasar por aquí, no dudes en preguntar lo que necesites.😉
@@cet3dprojects Muchas Gracias. Vi muchos videos, y el funcionamiento mecanico de la que vos contruiste es la mejor que vi. Tengo en mente como construir la mia, pero lo que necesito es la Plantilla o Patron H (es la pieza numero 13 que fabricaste). Te agradeceria si me pasas una imagen a escala, de manera que la imprima en una hoja y la pegue a una madera o aluminio, para hacer la misma. Si todo sale bien, hago un tutorial de como lo fabrique!!
@@nahuel382 bueno la verdad es que el patron H incluso lo puedes dibujar fácilmente sin plantilla, solo tienes que tener en cuenta el grosor de la barra que vas a usar tu, para que no te queden holguras, creo que es la mejor manera, ya que las distancias que tiene mi patrón están condicionadas al resto del diseño, el recorrido de accionamiento y la longitud de la palanca. Según la forma que tenga tu palanca verás que el patrón deberás hacerlo con recorridos mas cortos o mas largos según tu quieras que quede. Es decir, para un mecanismo diferente normalmente vas a necesitar un patrón que se ajuste a ese funcionamiento y recorrido. Conforme vayas planteándote el diseño final te darás cuenta de que tu diseño solo puede tener tu propio patrón.
The best assembly I ever seen. Btw in minutes 11:20, is that glue?
Thank you very much, that is teflon grease, first use in the minute 0:52.
@@cet3dprojects thankyou sir, I already download all of this yesterday and maybe next week I'll assembling all of this. Hope for the next project you can make 3D printing FFB steering wheel :). Thanks a lot boss!!
@@indrawijaya6280 If you have not printed the 3d parts, remember that the shifter already has an upgrade, you can find it in my thingiverse profile and there will be a video soon. Thanks to you!
@@cet3dprojects yeah I already downloaded boss. Should I use PETG filament? Can I use PLA filament?
@@indrawijaya6280 I designed this by doing all the tests with PETG, I don't know if the resistance with PLA will be enough, I think that it will resist, but I have not verified it.
Anyway, I recommend that you try the PETG for mechanical parts, it is a very good option and it is not difficult to print.
0:37 does this part have to be printed with supports? i have printed it with them but they are impossible to remove
Hello SlipknotFan 22, this piece is recommended to be done with supports, but use an 80% incline and a not very solid fill pattern for the supports, to be able to remove them well.
@@cet3dprojects ok thanks
i want to try it! so far excellent job! do you think I can replace the Arduino uno with nano?
subscription done!
Hello Ale Sais, thank you, I'm glad you like it. Look for the user "ikseyon" on thingiverse, he made a mod for arduino micro, it may help you, you can also search the "remix" section of Open Sim Shifter H on thingiverse to find it. All the best!
Hi, i pritnted it. Arduino UNO version. How can i connect switch with Arduino? Can you send photo of your connections? Which pin i should use?
Hi Sir RutzkY, the connections to the arduino are soldered to the back of the Arduino 13:10. You must bear in mind that each switch has a ground connection (GND on the Arduino) and another to one of the functions (numbers on the Arduino). Depending on the code you use you will use some numbers or others. I use the sample version of UnoJoy code, you can download here code.google.com/archive/p/unojoy/
Cheers!!
Hi I was wondering how this shifter feels?
Hi can you tell me which filament should i use to print these parts? PLA or PETG?
Hello @kisiekpl9516, I designed it thinking about the ease and resistance of PETG, but there could be more durable plastics although more complicated to print, I do not recommend PLA for this project. All the best!!
Hi I was wondering how this shifter feels when you use it? Is it notchy and solid or does it feel vey light when you change gears? Thank you
Hello zaxash, the original model has a soft touch, the mechanism can be felt but it is not hard, if you are looking for a harder system you will have to use "Upgrade #1", here is the link:
th-cam.com/video/YdGFaWh4t7U/w-d-xo.html
@@cet3dprojects Thank you! I will check that out.
Hi mate, you did an awesome job! I was wondering, do i have to use 6mm aluminum tubes? Would it be okay if I directly use screws? thank you so much
Hi Dogkan, thank you very much.
The problem with using a screw directly is that the thread would damage the hole. You could use screws with more security if you use the base pieces "Upgrades #1", these parts use bearings that ensure correct operation if you use a 6mm metric screw, but the aluminum tube offers less clearance. I hope it has helped you, best regards.
@@cet3dprojects I appreciate your feedback. Do you have any idea rather than using the base pieces "Upgrades#1"? I ask you again because those small bearings are really expensive in my country. What can be the alternative to the aluminum tube, like can I print some piece that holds for it? Or can I use 4x12x4 bearings with 4mm screw, instead of 6x12x4 bearings with 6mm screw? I owe a few of these bearings. Thank you so much.
@@dogkansarac4889 At the moment I can't think of any other option. In my country these bearings are also very expensive, I have purchased many parts on aliexpress for the same reason, in this link you have all the necessary materials organized according to the mod you use: cet3d.top/open-sim-shifter-h-posts/lista-materiales-necesarios-oss-h/
All right, thank you so much for your answers!
@@dogkansarac4889 thanks to you for trusting the project!
Hey! Awesome project!!! I’m new to the 3d printers; do you use a standard FFF or something different like resin models? Thank you again!
Thanks stefano, I currently only have one FFF type printer, the ender 3. Thanks to you for watching!
Could I use a denser spring at the top of the gear to give stronger feedback from the gear?
Yes, correct, but I'm not sure if it will resist. I am working on a piece that will be able to mount the ender 3 bed springs, it will soon be available on the web, the video will take a little longer. Thanks for visiting and commenting!
@@cet3dprojects Okay, I practically finished printing all the parts, I'm waiting to get the electronic part to assemble, however I have one more question, I have a pedal design with a clutch, would there be the possibility for me to do the electronic installation on the same Arduino? would there be a vacant slot? sorry i am very lay in this matter.
@@HankyAlliance sorry for the delay, youtube does not notify me well the second responses of the comments. I think it can be done, because the Arduino UNO also has some analog inputs, but I don't know much about Arduino, I can only introduce a previously programmed code, but I'm almost sure it can be done. I hope you get to do it! Cheers!!
Nice and excellent project. Is there a place to find the Arduino code used? I didn't find it in the links you provided
Hi John, I have added a link in the description of the video, once inside you have the downloads in the "downloads" tab. I used the default version of the code, since only 8 inputs are necessary, thanks for watching and for trusting the project, thank you very much!
you use arduino uno only for h shifter?
hello nofearaboutyou, you can use arduino uno or use the mod available for preconfigured boards, you have the video on the channel and the mod piece on my thingiverse profile. Thank you for visiting the channel, greetings.
Your project is amazing, But How can I attach to the tablet?
Hi, thank you very much. Unfortunately I don't know how to connect it to a tablet. In principle it is for use on a PC but it should be possible somehow with an adapter. Greetings!
I'm Sorry, my english os not good, I mean How can I attach to the table haha I'm so Sorry, I wrote It wrong.
@@DesignerInterativo aah ook no problem hehe, in that case, the base has two holes that house nuts for M6 screws, this system is used to adapt it to a low table, to adapt it to the steering wheel table, you have to look at the "remix" section of OSSH on thingivers, a user designed a support of this type, if it helps you also leave him a like to support him. Thank you very much for being here!
@@cet3dprojects Aaah Ok. Can you send me the link this project a user designed? Thank you very much =)
@@faladuuul www.thingiverse.com/thing:4641661
Thanks to you!
Hello, I think your site is closed, I cannot access the material list, can you help me?
Hello @karsney, it is now solved, there was a problem with the hosting, thank you for trusting the project!!
Hi I wanted to ask if it is possible to get CAD models. I'm trying to modify this very interesting project on ETS2 and add two shift switches. But I would need CAD models. At the moment, I'm gradually redrawing STL, but it's slow. If that doesn't work, I won't mind and I'll continue on this difficult path. If it were possible I would be interested in the first versions without added bearings.
Hello BANE_JEC, currently the files I made with rhino are very messy and mixed between things that are not worth, but STL files can be modified without problem from rhino, working in meshes. I don't know how it works in other software, thank you very much for contributing and for watching!
@@cet3dprojects I also work with Rhino but I didn't know I had any way to edit mesh models. Do you use a module or will Rhino do it in the base? Thank you for the answer this project is amazing and I have shifter v1 ready and I'm playing on it.
@@BANEcorp the base version has options for meshes, boolean operations, extrusions, etc
Thanks to you! I am glad that you are enjoying the project!
Tienes algún tutorial de cómo has impreso las piezas(me refiero a la orientación, he visto los parámetros de impresión en tu web)? Algunas son muy complejas y necesitan mucho suporte. Gracias de antemano
Hola Josue T.A, en la misma página de los parámetros, puedes ver que comento que las piezas ya están orientadas de la manera más adecuada en el archivo STL, para favorecer la resistencia. A veces es inevitable tener que hacer soportes, es uno de los pequeños problemas cuando hacemos piezas un poco más complejas pero debe ser así. Si tienes problemas con alguna pieza concreta coméntame y te ayudo. Intentaré hacer algo más fácil la información de los parámetros y soportes.
I wonder if there is a place where we can buy the made version
Hi chankarlo, OSSH is a free DIY project, but I don't think it is profitable to make this for sale with this slow production medium as 3d printing. Thanks anyway for asking!
Nice!, would you mind to share the Arduino Sketch ?
Hello Caja Manual, do you mean the code? I use UnoJoy, you can download it from here: code.google.com/archive/p/unojoy/
I use the sample version, no modification is needed. Thanks for watching!
Подскажите пожалуйста, а какой-либо именно код нужен для прошивки ардуино уно?Я не смог разобратся какой нужен код.
@@aleksandrkoraykovski8446 Hello! in the previous comment you have the link of the code, this code.google.com/archive/p/unojoy/
I used the predefined version, I did not modify anything in the code. Programming an Arduino is easy, there are many videos on TH-cam, I recommend you watch some in your language.
However, you also have a mod in this video th-cam.com/video/XAzjWEUnn1M/w-d-xo.html , so you don't have to solder or program on the arduino. I hope I have helped you, thanks for watching!
Hey, great design i really love it. But i do have 2 questions. What is the cost for all the materials (excluding pla including upgrades) and is that handbrake also compatible with sims and if so can you make video of it?. Thanks
Hi Mark Zijlstra, thank you very much! The price of the components can be very different depending on where you buy it, but I estimate that it could be between 30 or 50 $ US, I do not know exactly. The handbrake comes from a Suzuki Ignis, I adapted it when I had another lever but today I no longer have it connected.
How can I use a key as an alternative instead of this key ?
hello, i don't understand the question.
@@cet3dprojects
Hello, I couldn't find it from this key. What size key can I use instead?
@@huseyinyasarmandraci6656 I don't know what you mean, Which key?
@@cet3dprojects can ı explain 10x20x6 button
@@huseyinyasarmandraci6656 ok now I understand! sorry! The model is designed to put that switch, to put others it would be necessary to design another piece of support, I chose that model because it is very cheap and easy to find on the internet, in the description there is a page with the necessary materials. Thanks for your visit and comment!
HOW DID U USE UR PHONE FOR SIMRACING LIKE THAT????
I used an android app "SIM Dashboard". With the free version you can see 3 data at the same time, if you want to have it more complete it is paid.
(Google translation)
Hello, I enjoyed your wonderful work!
I have version 1 stuff
Maybe there is a version 1 stl file?
Hello thank you very much!
I did not understand the question about the STL file, but you can try to ask it in another way to see if I can help you. You know, sometimes the translator is a bit weird hehe
@@cet3dprojects
(Google translation)
hello! I expected the reply to be late, but thank you for coming sooner than expected! I mean, there are items that have not been upgraded like No. 9 and No. 13 in the necessary materials, so you need an initial stl file!
@@Ma_yone I think I understand you, as you can see on thingiverse, there is an Original OSSH and a mod called Upgrades #1, which replaces some STL parts, if you use the STL files of the original model you must use the first option of components 9 and 13. If you use the STL parts from the Upgrades#1 you must use the second option of component 9 and 13 (with green letters). Please note that the STL Upgrades#1 parts provide improvements to the design although it requires the use of more bearings and screws.
If you need more information, do not hesitate to consult here, I will try to help you as much as I can.
@@cet3dprojects Thank you very much! Last time I saw it, it seemed like it wasn't there, but I guess I didn't see it well! Thanks for the detailed reply!
Hope you design a sequence 3D figure cover again
Thank you!
Hello! I am reviewing messages and I have seen that I missed answering this a few months ago, I apologize.
Do you mean a part that only has a slot to go up and down?
I think there would be a problem to do that, because the travel would have to be shorter so that the lever does not engage, but then it would not get to press the switch. When I designed it I only thought of H mode, maybe I should have thought that before hehehee
@@cet3dprojects Yes
This one can be two in one
One is the H shifter
The other one sequence lever
@@simracingos As I was telling you, due to the design of the lever mechanism it cannot be done easily, it would also be necessary to change the tracks through which the gear mechanism passes, and it would not make much sense not to be able to use the H mode with that modification. However, a new sequential shifter design is likely in the future.
can this shift up to the 8th gear ?
Hi Marcel Mohrhardt , you have 8 gears available, but if you use one for reverse you can only have 7 + reverse. In thingiverse they have designed a range selector for truck changes, take a look.
Could you make that PVC tube part printable?
Hi deepnotecz, sorry for the delay, I was offline. They have already designed it in thingiverse, take a look at the remixes of the open sim shifter to see if it works for you. Thank you!
@@cet3dprojects Thanks! I din't notice it at first, but afterwards I saw it and already printed it :)
Se puede hacer con un Arduino mega?
Hola Alejandro, no entiendo mucho de Arduino, pero he mirado por Google y parece que la gente fabrica joysticks, teclados y tal con ese Arduino, pero no se que código deberías usar, pero parece que se puede sin problema, muchas gracias por pasarte, un saludo!!
can i build and use this for xbox?
Hi 44_AWESOME, it only works on PC.
Thanks for watching!
@@cet3dprojects ah ok thanks gread work
Can i get the sketch for Arduino
hi Dhanush, I have used the predefined version of the Unojoy code, I leave you the link here: code.google.com/archive/p/unojoy/
Hey is this gearbox works with asseto corsa?
Of course!, it works on any PC simulator that allows you to configure controls.
Buen día , vendes esta ya ensamblada , saludos.
Hola daniel c, actualmente solo diseño estos proyectos para que el usuario final pueda fabricarlos por si mismo, ten en cuenta que la impresión 3d es lenta, y sería complicado hacerlo en serie para su venta. Muchas gracias por tu comentario, un saludo!
CET3D - DIY Projects muchas gracias por tomarte el tiempo de responder . Y gracias por compartir tu conocimiento. Te mando mis bendiciones .
As an arduino noob can i ask some questions?
I want to use Arduino Nano? Can someone help me about codes? Thanks
Hi Gokhan Bagriacik, I don't understand much about Arduino but I think it can, but it will take another code, for the Arduino UNO I used the Unojoy code: code.google.com/archive/p/unojoy/
I used the sample version, without any modification, and I managed to program it in several steps by following video tutorials in my language. I hope I have helped you something, greetings!
@@cet3dprojects Thank you mate. I ordered joystick board too and will look arduino too. Today i assambled the upgraded version of your design. I really loved it. You re a genius. a really clever design. Thank you again for this project.
где достать такие пружины ?
Hello @eotech_0390, take a look at the links I have in the description, there is a list of components for this project, thank you very much for stopping by here, greetings!!
how to seting arduino uno?
Hi, I'm not an arduino expert, but I managed to set it up by watching some videos on youtube and using the UnoJoy code. But you can also use the preconfigured board that you can find on the page of the necessary components (in the description of the video) and use the mod available in thingiverse to adapt the shifter, you also have a video on the channel referring to that preconfigured board for the shifter. I hope I have helped you, thanks for watching!
@@cet3dprojects now i Success this project thx
Hello Friend first congratulations on the wonderful work I would like to know how to get a license to commercialize this project?
I participate in a group of Euro Truck Simulator
Hi Marcus Pires, thank you very much for your interest, but currently these projects are under creative commons license that does not allow commercialization. The purpose of these projects is to be DIY, and make more people interested in 3D printing and design, I appreciate your question, a greeting!
hey! niceee jobb broo!
did you provide the Arduino code?
Hello Diego, thank you very much, you can use the UnoJoy code for Arduino, you can see it here code.google.com/archive/p/unojoy/
What is the code?
code.google.com/archive/p/unojoy/downloads
Nice design but I would appreciate it more if you made it more affordable.
Hello Guhliver, I understand, but it is difficult to offer good resistance, touch, durability, aesthetics ... and at the same time not compromise the final cost. Keep in mind that many of the materials can be found in DIY stores or also online, and depending on the part of the world you live, one or another option will be cheaper, greetings!
Hey there, i just ordered all the parts and started printing, now i just found out you dont have the code for it and only the library which makes it hard for me as i canonly really code the basics of C++ Arduino . Can you give out the code or do i ju
Hello @princecaymangaming9989, you have the link to the programming code in the description, it is a public code on Google. What I don't remember is how the Arduino was programmed, but there is a lot of information on the internet. Sorry for the delay, I've had a lot of work lately outside of TH-cam. Thank you for trusting the project!
can you send me one :D
hehe I don't think it's profitable, I think the most important thing is the satisfaction of doing it yourself and being able to use it, thanks for watching!
ага, у всех же дома есть 3д принтер....пффф
Твои проблемы)
Bueno, normalmente no es muy difícil conseguir una a día de hoy, hay modelos muy económicos.