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I wanted it to move away a bit from the wall to secure cable.
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💬 Summary
A set of rear wall spacers designed for Logitech G920 racing pedals. These structural bumpers create a necessary gap between the pedal unit and the wall, ensuring that the connection cables are not crushed, bent, or damaged and prevent side sliding.
📝 Description
This model solves a common problem for sim racers who position their pedals directly against a wall to prevent sliding. The cables on the Logitech G920 exit from the rear, and pushing the base flush against a wall can severely damage the wiring or cause connection issues.
These spacers act as a physical stop, maintaining a safe distance to "secure the cable" as originally intended.
Cable Protection: Creates a buffer zone so cables have room to curve naturally without being pinched.
Stability: Designed with a cross-brace truss structure to be rigid and withstand the force of braking without deforming.
Simple Design: The set consists of two parts (left and right) that sit behind the pedal base.
🖨 Print Settings
This model is structural but static, so standard settings work well.
Material: PLA (Sufficient for this purpose) or PETG.
Nozzle Size: 0.4 mm
Layer Height: 0.20 mm
Wall Loops: 3 (Recommended to ensure the truss structure is stiff).
Top/Bottom Layers: 4
Infill Percentage: 15-20%
Infill Type: Grid, Cubic, or Gyroid
Supports: No (The model prints flat in 2 halfs).
Brim: No (Large surface area ensures good adhesion).
💡 Usage Steps:
Print two models
Glue 2 parts together
Use bolts to screw model to the bottom of pedals.
Push your pedals back until the spacers contact the wall.
Route your cables through the gap created by the spacers.