Logitech G29 pedal wire cover

The Logitech G29 pedals come with a really opinionated base. It's long, has a wire the comes straight out the back and may or may not fit where you need it to. Maybe in trying to design something for everyone, they made something that works for no one, I don't know. In the spirit of “if it was well enough, I would have left it alone”, I spent a lot of time trying to deal with the original case and finally gave up.

Turns out, the only thing inside all that plastic is three labeled pedal mechanisms and some wire. I build my own frame out of wood and made these covers to cover the wire coming out of the side. 

Use “normal” if you only need to go to the edge of the pedal mount. Included a longer one that I ended up using on my setup in case it's useful.

The screws that hold it on are ones I removed from the plastic case.

Tips if you are doing this project that are not part of this print:  The screws I used to hold the pedal mount to the wood board were M6 x 25 1.00 pitch (could have been shorter but no harm with them being this long, see pic). The easiest way to drill the holes for these screws in your wood is to use the original plastic frame as a guide, unless you want to set them at different widths. I added a dead pedal to my setup and it is amazing how much better it feels for my left foot to have a place to be when not clutching. The tall piece of plywood behind the pedals is a place to hang the wheel when it's not in use. I don't have a “rig”, I setup and tear down every day, I wanted to keep this as compact as possible when not in use.