USB Shifter Sequential Mod
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I wasn't happy with the provided adapter so I made a new one.
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- Printables
- Category
- Video Games
- License
- Creative Commons — Attribution — Noncommercial
Before you print:
Check what type of shifter you have and choose the files accordingly. The most common type of this USB shifter uses microswitches but there's also an hall sensor version like the one I'm using. If you print the microswitch version, please let me know if it's working properly.
I'm providing files for both original top plate or my 3D printed top plate mod, a long knob (the height is not standard, it's high enough to match my generic handbrake) and a M8 nut in case you don't have one (it's needed if you wish to use the tension springs).
The “OGPlate_xxx” files located on the folder “Original Plate” are meant to be used with the original metal top plate the shifter comes with.
The “Nut”, “Knob” and “Sequential_Spring” are universal.
If you have the microswitches version, print the adapter ending in “_Switches”. (OGPlate_Sequential_adapter_Switches or Sequential_adapter_Switches).
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For the hall sensor version, you'll need 5x3mm magnets. I used 5x1mm neo magnets stacked in 3 for each side. You can probably get away with 5x2mm or even a single 5x1mm if properly placed.
The tension spring mod is not necessarily required but I find that the adapter starts to rise on the shifter shaft after using it for a while. The springs keep constant tension and in theory may add some resistance to shifting. I may end up testing different spring in the future to potentially improve the feeling if needed.
My adapter has 2mm more travel for shifting than the original adapter.
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After printing:
The magnets should be pressure fitted, but if yours are loose, glue them.
If you intend to use the spring mod, glue the springs to the ‘spring_top’ part. You can technically glue them to the adapter as well but I find it easier to change from h-pattern to sequential or vise versa if everything is in 2 parts.