playseat challenge g29 3d models

These pieces are specifically designed to secure the pedals of the steering wheel to the Playseat Challenge support without relying on original velcro tape. ...To complete the installation, you will need the following components: Zinc-plated steel...

A set of specialized clamps helps manage cables and secures the Logitech Steering Wheel G29 firmly in place on the Playseat Challenge chair. --- Essential Additional Parts Needed: - Cable ties measuring 120x2.5mm, required in quantities of two -...

This creation is a result of utilizing Tinkercad's capabilities. ...Make any desired modifications directly within the tool at https://www.tinkercad.com/things/0UHWbtg4By9.

This solution utilizes the remaining hex cap bolts from the Playseat Challenge, making it a "no hardware" design that assumes you've kept spare parts post-installation. Six printed parts are required: four latch onto the frame (two per side) to...

I'm making my own gear shifter mount for the Playseat Challenge, which will cost me around £30 if I were to buy one from a store. To save money, I decided to create my own design that can be placed exactly where I want it. The new mount is...

Angry for my pedals go arround of my Playseat Challenge, i maked this clamps for and easy way to stuck where it supose to be stucked. EASY AND CHEAP, just need a bolt of 6mm diameter, and some strips, period. I hope make the way. Drive fast, ...

Not sure if it would work, can't print it for now, if you try it don't hesitate to leave a comment or even better, some pictures !

v2 of the mount, very easy and fast to install with 8 large zip ties and 4 pcs M6 x25 screws the Logitech G29 pedal to Playseat challenge seat Also working with Thrustmaster t300 RS Print instructionsPETG, print 2 times the G code or 4 pcs,...

A two-piece attachment lets you secure the G29 H-pattern shifter directly onto a playseat challenge gaming chair. It accommodates right-hand drive setups but might clash with the locking collar in left-hand drive configurations. This design is as...

I Got Fed Up With The Pedals Wobbling, So I Designed This Two-Piece Mount You'll Need: * Four 20-3mm M6 Bolts, Ideally Two With A Flat Head * Double-Sided Velcro Strips Here's What To Do: 1. Print Out The Parts, I Used PET For Its Durability...

I got so annoyed with the pedals moving, so I created this two-piece mount. ...Originally posted by me on Thingiverse (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3230045), now moved here.Required:Four 20~3-mm M6 bolts, preferrable 2 of them with a flat...

This model is two parts and is held together by two M6 socket head cap screws and two nuts (Bolt length minimum 40mm). I suggest installing grip tape on the flat surfaces for a secure hold. I also recommend adding one wrap of grip tape to the...

Clamp to hold the Playseat Challenge chair closed.

A few straightforward clips keep the playseat challenge neatly folded away. ...I didn't care for utilizing the straps; these simply snap onto place and function perfectly fine.

Mount this versatile clamp securely to a playseat challenge or other objects featuring 25mm tube diameter. I successfully utilized it to attach the power supply. ... Required hardware includes: Two M4x30 screws Two washers designed for M4 Two M4 nuts

A set of mounts designed to rigidly mount the Fanatec Clubsport V3 pedals to the Playseat Challenge. May also fit other pedal sets. ... More Information:...

Adding a adapter to the Playseat Challenge on a side area is a fantastic idea. It works beautifully with my E-brake, which I've thoroughly tested. I printed the adapter using PETG infill at 15% and 20%, and it has plenty of strength without breaking....

I designed this part to attach under the 21mm tube on my Playseat Challenge chair, raising pedal height for a more racing feel during drives. I printed two units and reinforced them with metal plates to boost strength. ...A hole was included in the...

A set of mounts designed to rigidly mount the Fanatec Clubsport V3 pedals to the Playseat Challenge. May also fit other pedal sets. ...More Information:...

This Holder is designed to mount the Fanatec CSL DD Power Supply directly to the Playseat Challenge Racing Seat. The Holder is designed around M4 Threaded Heat Inserts and M4x12 Bolts. I use it, to mount the 5Nm Power Supply. ...I don't know, if it also...

The playseat challenge comes with two plastic clamps to mount the pedal mount to the chair frame but still allow it to fold.One of mine broke - so this is a replacement. ...Uses M6 bolts - but still allows the chair to fold away.I printed two in PETG,...

I prefer a higher stance than the standard playseat challenge setup, so I fabricate a T connector and foot for a 21mm rod.\r\n\r\nThe custom part features four screw holes for 4mm screws and nuts.\r\n\r\nThis adjustable foot is designed to prevent...

This clamp reinforces the entire pedal plate and makes it possible to use load cell pedals on the playseat challenge. I printed this in PLA 0.2 layer height. It's best to use supports inside the nut inserts for the bottom pieces. ... necessities...

The 3D printed parts necessary for enforcing the playseat challenge for fitting a CSL DD. Assembly: https://imgur.com/a/fHWt52l I've used a 40x3mm aluminum bar. Around ~1,2m or so of it to connect everything in between. The part i called...

This is my favorite modification for my Playseat challenge. This cupholder will fit a water bottle (or beer) while doing some Sim Racing. No more awkward reaching to stay hydrated while in the pits! Take a sip of your favorite ale on the front...

I wanted to experiment with angling the pedals of my playseat challenge like some higher end rigs do. V1 attaches at the far end of the pedals, and would probably work well on hard floors. In my case, the carpet pad made the pedals rock side to...

This is a can holder for the Playseat Challenge or other brands of racing chair. For anyone wondering why I made this and don't just simply put my drinks on the floor, well, I have a doggo, and he likes to touch things that are on the floor. This...

Feet for the Playseat Challenge. Designed to fit some 50mm x 50mm glider or rubber pads. The glider allow me to easily move my seat around. The front feet can be fixed using zip-ties.</p><p><strong>Important:</strong> I designed the feet of the seat...

So, I went through the 10 realistic wheel plate positions for the playseat challenge, and did my best to measure what length and angle each one would need to function. I incorporated that into a dynamic FreeCAD model, where you simply have to enter...

I am actively redesigning this box as I've realized how little room it currently has for the hardware.** **Additionally, the clamp mount is not the best as it does come a bit loose over time and is not held at the best angle, nor is it at all...