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Force feedback steering wheel using a cordless drill
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This is an alpha version of a force feedback steering wheel using parts from a cordless drill and inkjet printer.
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Using a cordless impact driver (assume a Whitelabel no-name brand) and a Canon printer (MB2160) I designed this force feedback steering wheel. You will need the following
- Impact driver I have attached an STL for you to compare measurements.
- MB2160 print although you could probably use any inkjet printer
- 2 x ballbearing 20x42x8
- Arduino Leonardo (UNO will not work)
- BTS7960 H-Bridge
- A power source (I used a drill battery)
- 8mm threaded rod and 2 x nuts
- 2 x 4mm roll pins
- A steering wheel with the standard stud pattern
- Firmware found here: https://github.com/ranenbg/Arduino-FFB-wheel
- (opt) 5 pin connector (see video)
See below for the progress so far.
As the project progresses I will be adding extra parts like paddle shifters and pedals.