Show us your Rig / Cockpit

[JLuna26]

I have been trying my hand at building wheels lately, and I have to say that my results have been mixed so far. I am still working on honing my skills and figuring out the best techniques to use. It's definitely been a learning process, but I'm determined to keep going.

(top and bottom my creation middle is Jacob)

 

[Buster83]

This is my rig which is marine mdf from a small UK company which sadly only made 2 or 3 of them. I have modified it with linier sliders on the nose section to make getting in and out easier and aluminium profile to mount the csl dd to get it higher and more realistic position then the base mounting it was originally.

 

[KFMaster]

Made my own F1 seat.

Nice seat! What kind of motion platform you have? Also made yourself?

 

[Botmeister]

My DIY solution for speaker mounts. Ingredients per single mount:

• One 8020 custom piece of 40/40 of around 32cm - 9eu
• Two corner pieces + covers - 1eu
• One Vogel's speaker mount - 10eu

 

[Elmar3rd]

This is my "qick'n dirty" keyboard holder. Made of 3mm plywood with a laser cutter. Mounted with office-clamps on my Fanatec CSL DD.

 

[RCHeliguy]

Here are a number(52) DIY projects that are mostly 3D printed that I've designed for my rig over the last few years. There is one that has files for laser cutting.

RCHeliGuy's Thingiverse Profile

Having a lot of fun after assembling my first 3D printer in September 2020. Loving Fusion 360 that I've been learning since then as well. I think my designs are interesting, but I am very new to 3D printing and just using default settings from PrusaSlicer. I also know my STL files are...

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The most popular items are:

The glove holder.

Racing Glove Holder by RCHeliGuy

Holds Kart Racing gloves on a profile rig. Fits 40 series 120mm uprights on a profile rig. Uses a single M8x16 bolt to attach Has a rib that fit in the 40 series slot.

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The 1 liter Camelbak water holder for use with the long spit tube that can clip to your harness with a magnetic clip making drinking while racing easy.

Cup Holder ( Sim Racing God ) by RCHeliGuy

This has a bit of attitude. I'm not sure I could even using this ironically for myself, but for the serious sim racers among you this may be more appropriate. This has the same dimensions as my other 32 oz Camelbak cup holder. It has 8mm bolt holes 40mm apart for a profile sim rig. Print...

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[ZieRobot]

I simply wanted the wheels and stuff I could not buy, the ones in the "real cars" and adding to that I found a great joy researching and learning from the great designers behind the real cockpit components.

And it was important for me to shear them with others.

All but the M4 GT3 and the GT2 wheel are DIY

 

[robie1373]

2 different uses of the 100% handcontrolled SRW-S1 wheel.

I have that wheel and I used to absolutely love it!! I gave up on it when almost nothing seemed to support it anymore. Am I missing out on a way to revive my SRW-S1? Are you able to use the paddles and lights and switches? (pleasesayyes pleasesayyes pleasesayyes...)

 

[robie1373]

Nice. I have a certain respect for wood rigs after building a couple myself.

The seat upgrade... What I did on one was build a mount for a PC chair like yours, and removed the legs and stand off the seat itself.

I built a chair for mine. Here are some pics of it in progress and "finished". I have since added an arm for my H-gate and brake. It runs from the vertical DD support at the front to the angled brace on the right.

 

[The_Grass]

My Handbrake
Toilet Brush and the Grip from a Icescraper and an old Microsoft Sidewinder from a loppy store
I thing with clap 11 Euro

 

[guidofoc]

Created an account to share my rig and give back to the community. I've learnt a lot trawling through the forums here. Special thanks to Mr Latte and blekenbleu for their tests and knowledge. I call this the Playseat Challenge: Ridiculous Edition. It's got a VRS DirectForce Pro 20Nm wheelbase, load cell handbrake, H-shifter, Logitech pedals, wireless keyboard, and a custom 8-channel haptic system. All mounted on a Playseat Challenge that still folds up to almost the same size as the original. I use it with my WFH setup that converts from work to play in around a minute. Attaching a few pics here, but there's a full 30-image descriptive gallery on imgur. Full parts list available here (USD 2600 in all).
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Nice setup! Same thing that I have been doing for a few years now, here is a post I made on this forum back in 2021 with my (less expensive ) setup:

https://www.racedepartment.com/news/which-parts-of-your-sim-racing-rig-to-upgrade-first.348/#ams-comment-20561

Since then I have reinforced the wheelbase plate, changed to a curved display and added a handbrake. I have no room at home for a permanent rig so this is to me the best solution, glad to see that other people are having the same idea!

 

[Helldriver]

A few years ago i had some leftover parts from a RHD to LHD conversion on my Subaru, which included a set of pedals. When i stripped them from the donor car i instantly thougt, these could be simracing pedals one day. Some years later i built them and they replaced my Fanated V3 Inverted Pedals. They work like a charm and feel exactly like the real ones in my car.
That´s because i´m using the original throttle body with its throttle position sensor, the clutch cylinder for the brake and a 45kg spring for the clutch lever. The build cost me about 100 Euro and are much better than my former pedals.

Here is the list of all parts, if someone wants to copy it.
https://www.racedepartment.com/threads/diy-pedals-with-subaru-parts.207492/

 

[Michael Krone]

A few years ago i had some leftover parts from a RHD to LHD conversion on my Subaru, which included a set of pedals. When i stripped them from the donor car i instantly thougt, these could be simracing pedals one day. Some years later i built them and they replaced my Fanated V3 Inverted Pedals. They work like a charm and feel exactly like the real ones in my car.
That´s because i´m using the original throttle body with its throttle position sensor, the clutch cylinder for the brake and a 45kg spring for the clutch lever. The build cost me about 100 Euro and are much better than my former pedals.

Here is the list of all parts, if someone wants to copy it.
https://www.racedepartment.com/threads/diy-pedals-with-subaru-parts.207492/

Favorite DIY pedals ive seen to date. I fully plan on copying these in the near future. Just awesome!

 

[maverick68]

My first DIY project was GT3 recing wheel, when I bought plans from AMSTUDIO. Wheel is combination of aluminium plate and 3D printed parts. Wheel is adapted via 3D printed clutch on old motor base from G25 wheel.

Buttton box is idea and connection schema of Arduino from AMSTUDIO.

Next projects are comletelly my.
Sequential shifter - combination of aluminium plates and profiles + 3D printed parts. Zero, basic position and initial power is fixed via magnets.

Hand brake is mainly from printed parts. Transfer from stick to potentiometer is via toth gears. Hand brake use Arduino Micro.

Both, shifter and handbrake are clamped on table via bracket made by 3D printer + screws.

 

[Chris Beeves]

My bike projects are a few hours away from the first wooden plank handlebar prototype.

This it the current state of my bike rig, a 4DOF platform with roll, pitch, heave and traction loss.

Lots of goodies like wind sim, vibration speakers, haptic motors, force feedback countersteering emulation, hydraulic brakes, kneepad rumblers, RGB leds.. The list gets longer as time passes. This hobby has no limits!

 

[V33-DIAZ]

Third Rig's a Charm. Finally some rigidity with the P1-X.

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Hi Mate!!! what the main purpose of the Key Light? for streaming? im looking for light to glow my decal´s.

 

[torsteinvh]

Podium Hub and Button Module + MZW McLaren replica + DIY display

 

[Snajrog]

I couldn’t bring myself to retire my analog dash so I updated it with some fresh BK110 powder coat and a UD2-J from SimCore. Symprojects makes them function perfectly.

 

[Snajrog]

Use [modified] real world automotive parts for your sim, and never look back.

 

[Death_Magnetic]

This is my rig which is marine mdf from a small UK company which sadly only made 2 or 3 of them. I have modified it with linier sliders on the nose section to make getting in and out easier and aluminium profile to mount the csl dd to get it higher and more realistic position then the base mounting it was originally.
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what happened to this UK company? What is / was the name?