Logitech Driving Force Shifter SimRig Stand
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A small stand so that you can mount a shifter at roughly the same position as in a real car for a simrig.
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- Printables
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- Video Games
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- Creative Commons — Attribution — Noncommercial
I wanted my shifter to be in the same position as my car so that it feels more natural to drive with - especially since I am using a VR headset, so I created this stand.
If you print this on a printer that has a smaller size than an Anycubic Chiron, then you might have to separate the parts even more in the slicer. In my case I printed this over the span of roughly a day in 4 pieces.
Brief overview of how I printed it (although you might be able to see more in the .3mf file I have attached):
0.8mm nozzle
Elegoo white PLA+ filament
8% infill density (gyroid)
For more settings please just look at my .3mf file
As for how I put all those pieces together then:
I used a superglue from amazon called "Kraftprotz" which i let dry and once dried i reinforced it my "welding" more filament onto it using a soldering iron. I did this to make sure all the parts were really tightly connected with each other so that I dont rip anything off during a heated simracing moment. In my personal setup I also added a metal bar at the bottom since I only used zipties to connect it to the rig and the metal bar helps to act as a sort of a brace. Once everything is assembled I just screwed the shifter on like you would on a table.
All in all it has already survived many long heated simracing sessions, so I deem it "good enough". If I'd improve anything, then I'd probably make it adjustable in height and position and to make all parts interlock so that less plastic welding and glue is required.