Thrustmaster T Flight Joystick and Logitec Throttle Axis Mounts for Multifunction Arm Mounting System
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Built this simulator flight chair using a bar of 2040 aluminum T-slot stock and MAMS parts.
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Attach these printed parts first to the devices using the original screws. You'll remove two screws from the joystick bottom side (should be obvious which ones) and screw them back in through the body of the adapter. The throttle body should be attached using the screws that come with it for the clamp.
The part in the MAMS that you bolt this to (with M5 nut and bolt) is under Holders/holder 4 nut - d30 M5.stl
There is a bug in the STL maybe due to FreeCAD just having a big version bump, in the form of a nub that forms on the joystick screw holes if your printer or slicer doesn't ignore it you can easily just rub or clip it off. It hasn't been an issue for my prototypes.
For the curious, the 2040 bar stock just sits across the front of the chair under the cushion and I bolted it to the metal legs with T-nuts and M5 bolts. Works pretty good for a mostly-VR flying setup.