AuthentiKit Spitfire Rudder Pedals - Self Build Assembly Guide

This is the full step by step assembly video for the AuthentiKit Spitfire Rudder Pedals which you can make yourself with a 3D printer, cheap commodity parts and free download files. It involves no cutting, soldering, programming or drilling. These are projects for the kitchen table not the workshop.
You will need these links:
Direct Link to Lower Panel Download: download.authentikit.org/file...
Universal Hub Download: download.authentikit.org/file...
AuthentiKit main website: authentikit.org
AuthentiKit Downloads Website: download.authentikit.org
​Supplier of Kits: www.simkitsupplies.com
Link to SKS Construction Kits: www.simkitsupplies.com/shop/
Introduction to 3D Printing: • Introduction to 3D Pri...
Buy an Ender 3 V2: www.crealityofficial.co.uk/pr...
Join our community: authentikit.org/community-pow...
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​Reviews of AuthentiKit gear: authentikit.org/reviews/
Credits
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The chief designer of the Spitfire Rudder Pedals is Phil Bendeich
The MkIX stirrups shown in the video are by MontanaZH (Discord name)
Beta testing and MkIX stirrup option by Gazzer Coleman
00:00:00 - AuthentiKit Introduction
00:03:38 - Developer Introduction
00:05:17 - Maghall/Dampers
00:14:58 - Arm Tips
00:20:38 - Joining Main Arms
00:31:01 - Plate Attachments
00:35:25 - Frame Assembly
00:42:32 - Side Frames
00:47:09 - Pivot Arms
00:51:18 - Mk1 Pedals
00:53:53 - Springing Mechanism
01:04:55 - Visitor
01:05:09 - Pivot Arm Attachment
01:07:09 - Heel-Boards
01:14:25 - Wiring Box
01:18:08 - Floor Attachment
01:21:54 - Callibration

[@jasonhurdlow6607]

Sweet! Finally a complete control set for the Spitty! Time to fire up the CR-10!

[@watnoudan]

That is insane!

[@SzTamas-xm6fm]

Congratulations, another piece of excellent hardware to home simulator!

[@Fenestron]

Thank you for the post, I am of those eagerly awaiting more P51 love but this will satiate that desire in the meantime. What 3D printer do you folks recommend? My CR10 Ender v2 has nowhere near the build plate space to accomidate these larger prints.

[@philb1167]

This entire project was developed using a standard Ender 3 V2. Gets a bit close at times but it all fits. I believe the CR10 has a bigger build area so you should be ok.

[@credanpryce-coady2424]

Any chance theres an Australian source for the Rotary dampers?

[@AuthentiKit]

Are you in our Discord? A few guys in Oz there and someone may have found a solution

[@jo-deemadere6096]

where is the wiring diag for the rudder pedals into h8 on the uni hub? its not in the downloads for the pedals or the uni hub

[@AuthentiKit]

You mean the wiring side the unihub? See the download for the unihub expansion.

[@jo-deemadere6096]

thanks@@AuthentiKit

[@credanpryce-coady2424]

mammoth print effort, but worth it. Just assembled mine, but ran into an issue in calibrating, it only recognises left rudder input, only about 1/4 range of movement. Any idea on what could be causing this issue?

[@AuthentiKit]

If range is limited, could be magnet orientation. If that doesn’t fix it, jump onto our discord to discuss further

[@credanpryce-coady2424]

fixed, reorientated the sensor. Cheers@@AuthentiKit

[@AuthentiKit]

Great !@@credanpryce-coady2424 You fancy posting a photo here and giving your comments or adding a review? download.authentikit.org/filebase/index.php?file/38-spitfire-rudder-pedals/

[@credanpryce-coady2424]

Will do!