4.3" Screen Mount for Fanatec Formula Wheel

I've been simracing for 25+ years, and had been racing in VR but moving back to a monitor I really wanted to have a wheel with a screen. But I also love my Formula Black, so I decided to create a screen holder that would mount on the wheel without any modifications to the wheel itself.  After months of design, prints, and then finally a few test sessions, I finally have my final build and it works great!  The best part, if you can print the parts yourself, the screen, cable and hardware needed to do this is less than $100US!

The installation is as follows:

Print two brackets that will be held on by existing screws on the face of the wheel.  One of these brackets has a loop for a zip tie to hold the USB cable from the screen so it doesn't pull on the connector.  Then, I used a vocore 4.3" screen and slid it into the lower frame putting the connector at the bottom (where there's a cutout in the frame), then connected the USB before moving on. The holes in the tops of the brackets already on the wheel have spaces on the back side for M3 nuts to be embedded, then using M3x16 socket cap screws, I put the top frame and bottom frame pieces on and hold them in place with the M3 screws.  That's it!  There's also letters you can print out and set into the upper frame, those are up to you of course.

Photos have been posted with this item, which should make it pretty straight forward.

The only items you will need to purchase are:

vocore 4.3" screen:  https://vocore.io/  (You could use an alternative, but the size of the frames and the cutouts for the connectors are based on this specific screen)

M3 x 16mm screws with nuts:  I bought this set from Amazon as it was nice to have several options during the design, and having a 3D printer they were handy!  https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07VRC5RJ8/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1

Coiled USB to MicroUSB cable:  This is just long enough for my use, and I wish it was heavier duty, but you will need this to connect the screen of course.

For running the screen itself, I use SimHub and Lovely Dashboard.

SimHub:  https://www.simhubdash.com/

Lovely Dashboard:  https://github.com/cdemetriadis/lovely-dashboard

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I will be keeping an eye on this page of course if anyone has any support questions or just wants to know more than what I have already shared.

Thanks, and feedback is welcome of course!

All of the objects were printed with Hatchbox PLA, 30% infill (just because I'm a worrier!) and also it's important that you have calibrated your printers steppers for accuracy so that the components fit!  Supports were not needed as I printed the lower frame vertically with a raft, and the upper frame lying on the rear face so the front was nice and clean.  The brackets can be printed with the rear face up.

Again, any questions, please don't hesitate to ask!