logitech g29 3d print

I've made a mod for the logitech shifter The screw is the original screw The hole for the screw measures 7.5 cm

No more flimsy paddles on any Logitech G series steering wheel - this mod makes them more responsive and substantial, without requiring any modifications or disassembly of your steering wheel to install it. Additional parts needed: - 4x M3 nuts -...

I made this remix cuz i was looking for magnet mod for logitech H-shfter and could not find any for free. Its not ideal, after asembly it needs some tweaks with torch and some filing due to square edges, but for now im not thinkign about making new ...

A sim stand/ cockpit I recently designed and built for my Logitech G920. Small revisions made from post build for quality of life purposes. ...If you make any further modifications please feel free to share them with me

Get ready to take your gaming experience to the next level with this high-performance racing gear knob designed specifically for the Logitech G series. ...Enjoy the thrill of immersive control and precision handling every time you play.

A sim stand/ cockpit I recently designed and built for my Logitech G920. Small revisions made from post build for quality of life purposes. ...If you make any further modifications please feel free to share them with me

Removing Sequential Shift Mod is a breeze when it comes to the Logitech Driving Force Shifter. ... You'll need just 4 M3x10 screws and 2 13x50mm springs, similar to those found in RC buggies.

This is a modification of Shravanlal's Logitech G920 Shift Firmness Mod (Which was heavily inspired by Lextsy's Logitech G27 H-Shifter Stiffener). Many thanks to Shravanlal for sharing your cad files. I recommend printing both pieces 100% solid...

Simple desk mount designed specifically for the Logitech steering wheel, yet likely compatible with various other brands as well. A clever slide mechanism enables a precise installation of the wheel under your desk, where visibility is limited. ...For...

Wanted a different shift knob for my Logitech G25 and made one! The hole in the middle is a little bit smaller than 10mm so you need to drill it up to 10mm. Made this for better fitment... ... Hope you like it :)

I designed this little case to fit the arduino nano board as part of a project to use the Logitech pedals seperate from the steering wheel. I just needed the pedals as I had another steering wheel. ...The lid snap fits together, no need for screws.

I believe Logitech's firmware/drivers do some sort of min/max auto calibrate but I never fully understood it. If you try please comment here. One hole needs to be drilled/filled in the frame to make this work since the gearing is different and...

Overall, this custom knob upgrade is designed to take the Logitech Shifter to new heights, offering a premium gaming experience that's both visually stunning and incredibly functional. ...Whether you're a seasoned gamer or just starting out, this...

This is a magnetic paddle upgrade for the Logitech 29/920 steering wheel to get a more tactical shifting feeling. It was made using Creo 4.0 There are different files for different magnet sizes (the D stands for the diameter [mm] and the other...

... delivering a far superior feel and precision. ...All it takes is a set of cutting-edge 3D printed or CNC-machined components, a few high-performance springs, and a state-of-the-art magnetic Hall effect sensor to achieve this level of advancement.

PRINTING IN ARTILLERY SIDEWINDER X2

Print face up.With support.

print at 0.2 layers or better

Print with lots of walls at high quality

print main part upside down for best resultsbetter than 0.2 layer height

... shape, with an extreme angle, of the clamp spacer. ...I've also uploaded a solid version without any holes. A new addition has been made available for easy printing since 2017/10/09. This updated design makes it possible to print more efficiently.

Many desks have a strut bar in between where the pedals don't fit underneath, so I made feet so that you can put the pedals on top of the strut, you can print them individually depending on how you need them. I also made a small attachment for the...

I designed two uncomplicated printing spacer options for users. ...The initial version completely replaces the original spacer, while the secondary option is an adjustable piece that can be installed beneath the existing spacer to customize pedal...

... using Fusion. ...The STL file is available below. Please note that you might have to drill out the central hole to get an exact fit with your 3D printer. ...A flawless assembly requires a precise match between the spacer and the printer's nozzle.

remixed this to fit the knob from my MK8 Honda Civic FN2 Type-R has an M10x1.5mm thread on top. ... I printed it with a layer height of 0.15 @ 100% infill edit: I added a solid fill to the thread to prevent snapping

Right now I am testing the 150% printed with 30% infill because it fits perfectly. In the future, I may try messing with perimeters because the dampener can be inconsistent at times (i.e. ...the more times you mash the brake pedal in a short period of...

I printed the source extensions as a hopeful fix which did make it better, however I found that the provided height extensions didn't want to work well with it, so I extended the extensions height and added a more grippy surface over the original...

... parts: the outer disc and the letters in the middle. I made it this way so i could easily spraypaint the letters in another color compared to the outer ring. I printed it in .12 resolution for optimal details in the letters, with an infill of 5%.

I've remade them from scratch, using the previously printed parts as a reference for measurements to create both long and short versions that fit very snuggly and are stable. There is some extra extrusion once installed, but I found it to be...

You only need cheap 4mm diameter neodym magnets ( https://www.aliexpress.com/item/200-100pcs-Bulk-Small-Round-NdFeB-Neodymium-Disc-Magnets-Dia-4mm-x-1mm-N35-Super-Powerful/32858798559.html ) , stack as many as you need to have at least one stand...