Building My Ultimate DIY Sim Rig
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- Assembly time, it's like lego, except more expensive, well, only marginally more expensive. Have you see what they charge for lego these days? Ouch!
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Thanks for watching!!
Thank you so much for creating this, and giving us all the plans. Also I'm massively enjoying the AC version of your track day mx5, it's so much fun!
My pleasure!
you are an absolute saint for making this video and posting the plans for free on your website! Its criminal you dont have a minimum of 100k subs. You 100% earned my sub and when i get paid this week im definitely sub'ing to you're patreon. Keep up the great work man
Please the patreon is really not necessary, keep your money - I am just glad you enjoy the video and the simrig plans :-
Your rig looks brilliant and built like a tank. The cool thing about 80/20 is it allows you endless room for tinkering which is a hobby all in itself :)
Thanks Jon, totally agree, it's like big boy lego.
Wow...several thoughts...
1.) When your SIM rig has a better seat/steering wheel combo than my actual car...
2.) Absolutely love DIY's..
3.) Can't believe that you didn't jack up one corner to measure torsional droop...lol.😎
Fantastic build...so far!
Nice!
Don't let number 1 get to you, its a fake ebay steering wheel and a cheap sim seat that isn't appropriate/safe for a real car!
And, thank you!
wow, i do appriciate you have all the parts on your website! the lengths and amount of extrusions mostly.. i've been looking for something to off on!
Glad I could help!
Gorgeous Sim Rig! I did years ago a seq shifter so similar to this one, but with the laterals in 4mm CNC aluminium. And a analog handbrake with a "aliexpress drift handbrake" hahaha. Both things connecter to a button box with an Arduino.
Have fun with that build! and with your amazing MX-5!
Sorry for my poor english :)
Thank you very much Doppler, and no need to apologise, your english was certainly better than most "native" speakers!
awesome! + the part list on your website, this is a great job. thumb up. now I need to make one myself
Cool, thanks!
Wow! Great job. I need to get to work on one of these. Thanks for the vid.
Any time! Thanks for watching.
Great video mate! Wish I’d seen it last weekend before I built my own rig haha!
Haha, sorry it's taken me so long to finally build and edit this!
Awesome build ... well done! If those are CSR Elite pedals, I have the exact same ones that I have been using for 10 years, and they have proven to be bullet proof ... well suited to your rig 😊, Enjoy!
Thank you Eddie. Fingers crossed it all holds up to the abuse of some racing in anger!
Dam, you did a very nice job there my friend. Your shifter looks just like the DSD 2015 Sequential shifter that i have just purchased from Derek Speare at a fraction of the cost i paid, am looking forward to using it though. You did a fine job mate, credit where it's due👍👍👍👍
Thanks 👍
Yeah DSD was certainly an inspiration for me making this shifter :-)
sweet build. serious amount of profile ;) Many ppl mount the pedals upside down, swappin the pots.
Thank you Maikal :-)
good jobs, thank u for giving me ideas for my sim rig. you shifter is on the false side ;) :D greating from germany
Cool, thanks :-)
Great! Of course we would like you to share the shifter files if you don't mind. Moreover it would be great to race together! Keep it up!
No worries, stay tuned for a video in the coming month or so detailing the shifter and how to download and build your own. :)
Looks great. Nice and tidy
Thank you Dabidoo, appreciate it!
Wow... been looking for a week, your video is 10/10, will copy it and save my self 300£, liked and subbed 😋
Awesome, thank you!
Nice build and rig!👌
Thanks Glad you like it!
I am betting the wood has less flex than my Miata floorboards and firewall.😊 Nice build
Oh very possible hah!
That looks amazing dude, like really really good! Also don't call the OMP steering wheel an ebay steering wheel haha, they're a great company!
That's just a fake "Chinese OMP" logo. It's not genuine OMP :-(
Big Boys Lego, love it! Great job and video too!!
Where did you get the extrusion from? I love that super HD chassis as I'm getting ready to build one on a set of SFX100 actuators.
Extrusion is from www.cncshop.com.au
looks very sturdy and maybe you change the pylwood into metal that would looks dope.💪
Definitely could use more aluminum profile instead of the plywood planks if that was more your preference.
Lovely, informative and useful video mate. You have a new subscriber. I'm planning my own rig now, this definitely helped. Just a quick question, you found your steering mount too far away when you first sat in your seat, your comfortable position is something I'd thing was too close while the original would have been perfect for me. Now, I know this is basically down to preference, but what type of SIM do you usually do and how much difference does finding a technical position make with a Direct Drive Wheel?
I am just a casual driver, usually spend time in any sort of cars in Assetto Corsa. I have always preferred a wheel that is close to me, that's the wonder of the 8020 type rig, its nearly infinitely adjustable.
@@Bbeavis Thanks! Hopefully I can design and start building mine in a couple of months! I was thinking the Aluminium rig would make the most sense for me if and when I decide to modify it into some sort of DIY motion rig or platform
Awesome work
Thank you! Cheers!
Good video. Thanks!
Cheers mate!
Bad thing is , I haven’t been able to find this material cheaper than I could buy a sim rig. I bought a Subsonic rig from Amazon for less than two hundred dollars , but I would love to have one made from this material.
Cool build.
👍👍👍✌️✌️✌️
Sorry to hear that, I'm not familiar with a Subsonic rig, couldn't find anything with a brief google, but going to assume at $200 that its similar to a playseat, and perhaps nowhere near the strength and modularity of an 8020 setup.
@@Bbeavis no not even close to the strength of the one you put together. I want one of those but being in Ohio , I can’t seem to find that material without selling a kidney or something valuable LOL. Apparently the Subsonic cockpit I bought is from France , it looks like the PlaySeat Evolution type cockpit. It does the job , but we all want something as sturdy as a tank LOL. Take care my friend stay safe.
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just superb sir,,,,, love the way you explained and built....can you tell is it possible to build this with 2020 extrusion? thanks
I think 2020 would likely be too small and nowhere near as strong or stiff.
@@Bbeavis sir i want to build the only the wheel base mount, pedals and shifter mount...do not want to make seat base with profile...what is yours' suggestions...thanks
Love the design dude. I noticed you are in Melbourne also, may I ask what suppler you used for the 80/20?
CNCShop.com.au
Hello, nice content 👍 keep posting the good work
Thanks for the visit
What are those swivel/brackets you used for the keyboard tray? Where can I find them? TY
You can usually find them under the name "8020 pivot joint".
Beautiful cockpit congrats ! Your plates are in aluminium (support of the seat and pedals) ?
Thank you NG, the large panels that the seat and pedals bolt to are plywood.
amazing!! thanks for sharing, do you think it hold ups a 11 nm force wheel ?
Yes easily, this is very sturdy, overkill if anything.
Well done
Thanks mate.
AWESOME video. LOTS of info. I am currently looking into DIY my own rig. What was total cost of the rog itself??!??
Around $800-1000 for the frame.
Very nice rig! The only thing I don’t understand is using plywood for the seat. Why not mount the runners directly to the profile?
I wanted to try something different.
Hey Great work.
Thank you! Cheers!
i would love to watch a video of a fully functional racing game!🤝
Coming soon!
great rig
Thx man.
@beavis in the image it looks like you mounted your my monitor to the rig. How did you do it? And does the drive motor shake the monitor at all?
Hey, yeah good spotting, monitor is mounted with a "standard" clamp style desk mount. Except instead of using the clamp part, I bolted the bottom of the desk mount direct to the aluminium profile.
It doesn't move at all, the whole setup is very solid.
This is awesome!
Thank you very much.
@@Bbeavis Did you purchase the aluminium extrusion profile only or at some local store like bunnings?
@@Bbeavis Hi man, just had a look at this model file from MayTech, the quote is about $2000? Is that how much it cost? Looks even more expensive than a complete product.
How much was the materials to make this and how did you mount your screen didn't see that in the video
Cost about $1000 AUD, the screen is mounted via a desk clamp style VESA mount.
What that swivel fastener for the keyboard tray called? and I guess the rest of all the hardware/fasteners/nuts/bolts in proper terminology. I also asked in another comment if you just had a simple list of all the 80/20 pieces and lengths as well as the fasteners used. Just so its easier without needing to open it up in software and try to get all the measurements, etc.) from the model
8020 Pivot Joint. 8020.net/14018.html
That's fantastic
Thank you Retro
Great project man! I'm also in the middle of designing my cockpit and realised when I saw your building video that the standard length of 135cm might be too unnecessarily long for me considering I'm 178cm. From what I see you're much taller than me and even with your height the 135 cm of general length for the cockpit is a bit overkill considering the presence of a seat rail etc...
So can you please share with me how tall you are? so that I can make adjustments on my design... I have a feeling that I can reduce the overall length to 120 cm easily... Thanks in advance!
I am around 188cm.
There's definitely opportunity to reduce the size in a few places if you are tight for space.
Hi, how tall are you if you don't mind me asking? And did you get on the mark with the length of the rig? I know you have some adjustability with the sliding rails. But say if you had no adjustability and the seat was in the rear most position, could it have been shorter than the 1350mm~ish length? Cheers man. Trying to get some insight into having the smallest footprint as possible. Thanks.
About 188cm, yes there is certainly room to reduce the length of the rig by quite some amount if you really were pressed for size.
@@Bbeavis thanks mate, that really helps a lot. I'm 168 and looking to have it at a reduced length of 1200mm. Should be good.
Good build mate. I am interested in the shifter file and build.
Sure thing, the video is here: th-cam.com/video/a-w8Zu3LSlE/w-d-xo.html
That's a very cool diy setup.where did you get the shifter? Love from India ❤😘
Thanks for your message Sarma, i made the shifter, detail on it here: th-cam.com/video/a-w8Zu3LSlE/w-d-xo.html
Love it so far! I hope you do a cost breakdown at the end. It would be good to see how a DIY rig stacks up against buying a kit or something secondhand.
Sure thing Brad, hopefully I can put something together on costs once it's all up and running.
I hope u can give us a total price of the rig set up. Do you think you will sell the complete rig in parts of ppl ?
I was lookibg at PVC but this set up looks so much better.
I will put together a cost summary video in the next month or so. The plans are already available for free, no need for me to sell them :)
@@Bbeavis Will be good to see that. I designed one also using cad. But my biggest hurdle has been locating a supplier for cut lengths local to me. Interstate suppliers were just far too expensive for freight. Making it cheaper just to get a full 8020 rig from Trak Racer.
Nice video and rig! Can you tell me about the Ricmotech Accuforce motor and how you like it?
I am not a pro sim gear review person, but its certainly a more realistic feel over my logitech G25. Much higher powered motor. Having no buttons on the wheel is a bit of a disadvantage but i guess there are other ways around that. The power brick it comes with is absolutely huge.
@@Bbeavis I've got a CSL DD right now but I want to swap it out due to all the horrible problems with it so far. I want to get a nice button box tbh so I'm not too worried about not having any on the wheel, I mostly drift any way. I'm worried about game compatibility though, have you had any issues running games with it?
@@thinkrtank991 I have not experienced any game that didn't detect the wheel.
@@Bbeavis ok thank you. I will try to reach out to them to ask for a compatibility list if possible.
on the rear where the 80-20 comes together, couldnt you have made the side pieces a bit longer and just used the corner brackets on the inside like you did to secure it together making the rear end a square you can cap off instead of tapping all those holes and having to use the brackets on the outside as well? just an idea :) I think simlabs did what I was mentioning for the bottom chassis part. BTW can you estimate how much the overall cost of 80/20 and hardware it cost in materials? not including the wheel, pedals, seat, etc.) just the cockpit. I want to know how much I would save doing it myself compared to buying a simlab 80/20 cockpit.
Yes, the rear section could have overlapped, but I liked the tapered style look, it's mostly just and aesthetic choice to make my rig different. The approximate cost is around $800 (AUD) for the chassis without any of the "sim" parts.
@@Bbeavis awesome, thanks for the info. Thats waaaay cheaper than the $3000ish 8020 variants from all the big Sim shops like Sim Labs. Ive saved and documented all your vids and info on the chassis for when the time comes to build my own. The only challenge I think Ill have is figuring out what seat rails to use and what seat that would fit those rails. Im thinking of just buying another sports car seat from a newer model STi, Corvette, Honda Si, Camaro, Challenger, Mazda 6, really just anything with a comfortable bucket seat with the rails already attached to them to have less fab work. I find even the "cheap" Racing Seats Buckets stiff, uncomfortable, and they're still on the pricey side for being low quality plastic, fabric, stitching, and foam. Since stationary sim rigs are not race cars I wont be needing race belts or anything like that. I've always wondered and dont really understand why sim guys go for super expensive full blown race car seats like Sparco for instant that's made for race car applications and still aren't very comfy to sit in for hours on end. Theyre meant for crash safety safety, ergonomics, and only sat in for short stints unlike sim racing where you can spend 4+ hours at once. Thats where a nice sports car seat that would be massively cheaper and a lot more comfy with very similar properties to a racing seat with side bolstering and other ergonomical goodness with actual good materials and foam made to last the lifetime of a cars use. Don't get me started on those ridiculous "Gamer chairs that use a race car bucket seat design, lol". There's Office chairs that are made by some of the best engineers in that business to keep workers comfy for long 8 hour shifts yet these kids and men pay hundreds for some "cool looking" racing gamer chair thats garbage and obviously not designed for use as an office chair. haha. Anywho, the wooden rig I have now uses an old 95' Prelude seat which works great and hugs all the right areas but I think with this new build it deserves a nicer sports car seat. I saw a pair of 2010 Sti bucket seats for $300 locally so i'm hoping I can stay around the $100-200 for one great bucket seat from a sports car with the rails instead of knock off "race car buckets". Gotta make sure that its all manual too. Sorry for the rant and ramble.
Hey mate where did you end up sourcing the profile from? Trying to find a company local in WA preferably to save on shipping costs etc
Extrusion is from www.cncshop.com.au
@@Bbeavis Thankyou man appreciate the response 🙏
I like the build, nice job. My question though, why did you tap and drill the end piece and use outside brackets? Couldn't you have just used inside brackets and covers for the exposed extrusion? Seems like it would have been clean and saved you some work?
I agree, that would've been quicker. And I do actually have inner corner brackets. But I intentionally wanted to run some tapered corner brackets on the outside for a more sleek/tidy look. The effort to tap the thread was not too bad, just took a little time with the drill. I may have mentioned in the video that I had new brackets to go in place, but didn't have them when I recorded. I have the new brackets installed now and they look quite nice.
Where did you get the metal and brackets?
@@tamedon7296 cncshop.com.au and ebay
BEAVIS Motorsport thanks! Going to see if I can find it locally in my area
Nice vid! What is de total length of this rig?
Hi mate all the details and specs are in the link in the description, but it's about 1.4m.
Is the STL file for the shifter on thingiverse?
Hi Zack, stay tuned for a video in the coming month or so detailing the shifter and how to download and build your own. :)
Those power plugs are Australian, can I ask you where you got that extruded aluminium? I wouldn't mind building something like that?
Cheers from Darwin
There's a few places local to me that offer cut-to-length extrusion, these are the ones I have purchased from:
www.cncshop.com.au
rmaluminium.com.au
What shifter are you using?
I made my own shifter, build guide here: th-cam.com/video/a-w8Zu3LSlE/w-d-xo.html
Where did you get the parts?
Multiple components from multiple sources, some are from ebay, China, some from local suppliers. I will have a full video on them all and the cost in the near future.
Hey mann, sorry, i will build almost the same rig, so i'm curious, if i use only 40x40 corner brackets, will it still be sturdy? Thanks in advance, love your work :D
This is way overkill as it is... some slightly smaller brackets in a few places wont be an issue at all.
@@Bbeavisthanks man, appreciate it, keep up the good work man 👌😁
Might try making my own for racing too
Go for it!
Can you do a video on the shifter you made?
Sure thing, I hope to make it all downloadable and free for people to build themselves... when I get a chance.
Very good build. How much roughly did it cost to build ?
Thanks mate, appreciate it. I'll hope to put together a video on the total cost in the near future, but the chassis itself was in the realm of $1000 AUD.
Nice
Thanks
That huge rig needs a few casters tomove for vacuuming and access.
I just get 4 burly men in to lift it while I vacuum.
what the name of chasis material ?
8020 aluminium extrusion profile
How much did that thing cost and could you put a parts list up
Yeah mate total cost depends on a lot of variables, allow around $600 at least, as mentioned in the video, there's a link in the video description that has all the info or the rig, parts list etc.
@@Bbeavis I did not have time to watch the video thanks for the info
Looks good. Be interesting to know approx cost of the rig.
Thanks Hammer, appreciate it. I'll hope to put together a video on the total cost in the near future, but the chassis itself was in the realm of $1000 AUD.
@@Bbeavis Wait what? How is that possible? Just for the 8020 profiles and nuts and bolts?
@@Bbeavis With about half of that amount you have delivered to you the Sim Lab GT1-EVO
@@vfragos For me a Sim Lab GT1-EVO would cost about $1000AUD at least, plus import taxes. And doesn't include a seat.
Was it expensive to buy all the 8020 extrusion cut to size?
Hi James, it wasn't cheap, all up about $500-$600 AUD for the extrusion alone. If I did it again I'd buy full lengths and cut myself perhaps.
Thanks for the reply. I'm trying to source some in the UK but finding It difficult atm. Your rig looks spot on!
@@kaizen_ms4619 Thank you James.
Can you send me the length of each cut and 90 degree angles that’s needed? Please and thanks
All the info including the plans can be found via the link in the description buddy.
BEAVIS Motorsport I looked but didn’t see anything on the cuts..I’ll look again..thanks
It sounds like you an Aussie. Can you tell me where you got your seat and approximate price? Also who supplied your aluminium profile and were you happy with their pricing and service. Thanks.
Hi Mate, seat is from trakracer, one of the worst companies to deal with, cost about $300.
The aluminium extrusion is from cncshop.com.au, they were quite polite and friendly.
@@Bbeavis Replied by email. Apologies for the delay as I only saw your message a few moments ago.
I screwed up. I thought I was replying to an inquiry from you🤣. I was going to order the seat from trakracer but not sure now after your comment. Any other suggestions?
Hey man, did you use t-nuts for every bolt?
Yep
I would KILL for any kind of setup xd
Maybe don't murder people for sim gear. lol
@@Bbeavis LMAOO
How much did the rig cost to buy Alltwen 8020 & bolts pls?
Approximately $1000AUD for all components.
@@Bbeavis not bad but I'm curious isn't that quite expensive for DIY? The gt omega prime is 8020 & only £700 with a seat? I really wanted to build a diy one but seems more expensive and more hassle sourcing the parts, I would have seriously considered it otherwise 🤔
@@setthestandardsimracing8689 Offerings like the gt omega prime didn't exist 2 years ago at this price range when I made this rig.
@@Bbeavis lol fair enough chap wasn't trying to put you down or anything was just curious thanks
How come you didnt run the rear most back piece of 40/120 flush with the the inside so it would be flush and square instead of having to use 8 of the corner brackets on the outside? That would have reduced the need to drill and tap 16 holes and you could have braced it well enough with corner braces and fasteners on the inside (like you did anyways), making the whole thing look square/flush and a little cleaner. It seemed a bit overkill. Was this a design reason or just a personal aesthetic thing? Just a thought. Thanks Mate!
Example of the cleaner looking piece that would avoid all the tapping, etc.) I was talking about: assets.superstreetonline.com/f/173539033.jpg?width=660&height=440
Yep, a very valid question, and it was purely a design/aesthetic look that I wanted to go for.
What is width of that ring
Hi mate, all the info and specs are in the links in the description.
It comes in around 560mm wide.
Was the wood to save money?
I just felt it was a good solution to needing to mount the seat and pedals on a platform for a more enclosed/complete looking cockpit.
Hey Beavis, great video just subscribed to your channel. Just wanted to ask since I’m also in Australia how much it would have cost you to order in the aluminium cut to size like exactly like your rig 👍
Thanks, I paid about $1000 for the rig frame (no electrics etc), that being the aluminium profile including the brackets, bolts, T nuts, etc.
How much did it cost
About $1000 AUD.
What did you use to grind the edges? Is there a tool that’s really not expensive ? Im running out of money fast 😂😂😂😂
I am not sure what 'edges' you refer to exactly, but, a metal file probably?
@@Bbeavis the edges of those corner brackets, i get mine tomorrow and i don’t really have a tool to grind the brackets so they can fit sideways
How do we call that kind of aluminium? If ever I will look for that in the hardware.
Sorry I do not understand your question Rowyn.
@@Bbeavis sorry, what I mean is what kind or aluminium is that? How do we call it? If I go to the store what should I say to the person who are selling that kind of aluminium.?
@@RowynDaily It is '8020' aluminium extrusion. I purchased from cncshop.com.au.
@@Bbeavis Thanks a lot.
What was the hight of the base? 🤔 and the width
The links to all the specs and download the model are in the description.
Thanks. I am gonna make it out of wood you should do it to and post a video on how too. Do you know whats the best games for racing on ps4?
Oh yea im gonna make it from plywood and joint holders any advice
How much has this all cost you so far?
Too much. The base frame was around $1000
Just a few days ago I was trying to convince the wife for a set up like this 😂
Reminder her how important it is for your personal mental health!
@@Bbeavis Great point haha
Exactly just what I've been through. Now, time to shop some of those things/ :D
Trevor Vera I don’t get it
Good that. Are you going to put rubber feet under the whole frame? I 'spose you will - I'll just wait till the next installment and shutup. :). Very versatile stuff that extrusion
I actually used some large felt type furniture pad things that the wife had sitting in the laundry cupboard.
🤘😁🤘
:-)
A base made out of 160mm profile but just 80mm for the wheel doesnt make sense to me
They 80 is more than strong enough for the wheel. The 160 for the base is overkill, other than to give the whole setup a very sturdy and solid base which means it never moves around, and doesn't flex at all.
I like the build but that extruded aluminium seems to cost more than gold
Yeah I think prices have gone up a lot recently.
I've recently pulled down the model and generated the bill of materials. In USD, it's approx $1400.
Probably depends where you source the parts from and things, certainly shouldn't cost more than 500-600 USD for the frame itself.
@@Bbeavisspot on. Built it today for about 550 USD
Website adds are a bit aids atm need to sort them out :)
What?
Cool.(y)
Thanks man!
Ergonomics are a total bitch. I'm drawing up ideas on how I want to do a flight pit rather than racing. I've seen a few that actually built their own seats(one used couch foam that he cut to size). But companies that make the real desk chairs spend tons of time and money trying to work out what's best for comfort and long term support. I don't have either to just toss into 100 versions to get it right. I'm hoping to find an actual seat from a car(looking more for consumer car for comfort than a racing chair) might even try to look around at a local junk yard. Then I just need a frame to give mounting positions for a hotas, button box/panel or two, and some monitors. With yours being on 2060(I think that's 2060 extrusion, I'm too broke to pay attention and have the memory of a goldfish cracker) it's extremely modular and adjustable. I was thinking more using pvc for mine, since I don't have anything to cut the extrusion, or know anyone with the tools to borrow for it.
Yeah a seat out of any real car is a great idea if you can find one for good value.
@@Bbeavis We've got a local pull a part. I haven't gone yet. that's 3 projects down in the list.
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ありがとうございました
BEAVIS Motorsport
Can speak Japanese!?
No sorry, I cheat and use Google Translate.
BEAVIS Motorsport
I see
That was a lot of trouble on the first piece, just to gain 40mm.... Did it really matter that much..?
(Now I see you didn't even need to do that... Why did you do it...?)
I liked the aesthetic.
@@Bbeavis Fair enough... Good work..!
If you have the time make a build video for the DIY SQ shifter.
Yep plan to do so in the next few weeks if I can.
How much more affordable was this than buying a off shelf 2080 rig?
Honestly it was somewhat similarly priced around $1000AUD which is what a lot of mid tier 8020 setups cost nowadays, so there isn't a huge cost save, but on the upside I got to design it myself to my preferences.
@@Bbeavis Cool! Thanks for the comment! Yea looking at upgrading my bargain thrustmaster and finally get a committed rig! Thanks for the ideas!
corner bracket overkill. too many as really necessary
Yeah but i like it that way.
Nit entirely sure how your monitor is being held up
Hopes and dreams.
8 adverts in a 25min. Video? 👎No thanks bye
You imply that I, the video author, somehow have control over the giant machine that is TH-cam and its blasting of adverts. Anyway thanks for dropping by.