These projects amaze me more and more each time, I have only been able to make the handbrake you designed myself but still think the videos are awesome!!
@@amstudioprojects can I ask where was the detail on how you wired the screen when you put the back plate on it doesnt look connected to anything. I'm stuck at this part. do I need 2 usb leads coming out one gojng to to the screen to power and display and the 2nd one for the buttons and shifters?
@@amstudioprojects at 2:07 I cant see how I need to wire the screen so theres only one usb lead coming from the wheel (that's if it's designed to only have one usb lead)?
Another great project. I'll be building an F1 wheel that I designed myself very soon, and luckily I now know how to wrap the handles in suede. Thanks for the great videos mate!
Great. I really like custom made panels and electronic equipment. Keep on building. Gave me some ideas for when I am rebuilding the dashboard of my boat. I'll add lots of buttons and digital LED displays to give it the ultimate 80's look
I genuinely love all of your content, I'm subscribed on all 4 of my channels so I never miss a new video. Please never quit youtube. Also will you be doing video on what your everyday racing setup is at home? That would be great for us viewers! Upvote this so he can see please?
Video is very good and also the end result. I come from automotive production background and can't help to imagine how expensive it would be to manufacture something like this - very expensive because of the amount of manual labor required. The electronic components, 3D printing, nuts and bolts, the alcantra gluing...
Im planning to build a box out of mdf and carbonfoil front, with a slide-in tablet as second infodisplay. under the tablet i'll attach a missilestyle on/off power switch with red an green led lamps next to it, to indicate if the wheel has power or not. ...And then i see this video and suddenly feels like a 6 yearold trying to build a fancy castle with two chairs and a blanket. Great video !!!!
Just bought the kit *digi-download* and quick release for the Thrustmaster wheel. I have a TMX, but I'm fairly handy with CAD and have designed some CNC machinery so I'm hopeful I can make what I need/3d Print any additional parts to make the TX quick release work with the TMX wheel. Thanks for the great project.
cool your project, but you did not show how you adapted in fanatec, you did not show the wires coming out of the steering wheel and that will probably mess up when it comes to playing and also when the steering wheel does the calibration, did you use a quick release? I liked the video but I still have a lot of information
Probably used a quick realease, but the wires come from the board inside the wheel where he soldered everything in, he just passed a usb through and used some programs that can be easily google ( that i dont know off) to map them
Awesome work, but u forgot to mention that without the Fanatec Universal HUB (as of right now), Force Feedback wont work on the wheelbase, please keep that in mind guys.
Ahhh! I currently have their PS4 kit in my kart and said t0 myself, •but doesn’t the wheelbase have to detect the wheel!?!?” I’ve seen that podium wheel hub thing but it’s functionality never really clicked in my head until now. That’s pretty fucking awesome to see that Fanatec supports this! I wasn’t even planning on going the DIY route (apart from creating a custom cockpit) but if I had known more about this I provably would’ve *at least* considered creating my own wheel as well. Hhmmm....you know what, nah. I’ll stick with the official gear for now. I’ll wait till I have more throwaway money saved up before getting into the custom side of sim racing cause I can already see it spiraling down lol.
I almost have my steering wheel project completed and I got it working with only one USB connected to the steering wheel, I used a USB HUB inside the steering wheel.
Hey! I wanted to ask if I could use a usb joystick encoder for the buttons and something else for the display separately and connect both the wires to the pc, would it work?
Please please , do a vid on the pro micro mini --- Installation on pc , it is a bit tricky unless you know what to do , please be a hero , Thanks you , and please people give this guy a ....Donation... he deserves it , he’s vid a priceless . Patient is on the way for sure , nice site :)
I agree, if you can miss even 1$, consider his patreon. Making videos costs time and money, and it saves you time and money tenfold :) www.patreon.com/AMSTUDIO
Excellent work as always. I've already done 5 projects of yours and this one interests me a lot. How does the base fanatec recognize the steering wheel? I understood that I did not just recognize the officers of the brand. Please answer this doubt that many of your followers have .... thanks
Mate I'll definitely toss you some money over at Patreon , you inspired me to buy a 3D Printer and start doing more DIY. By now you must have saved me over 300 $ by making my own 3d sim-racing hardware. Seems like this will be the next project. I am wondering though, do you run the display and buttons off the same Arduino? If so how does it interface with the Simhub software in real time while also being a button emulator? And lastly, I noticed the kit doesn't include any micro-switches for the paddles, are these microswitches they use the same ones you used in your paddle shifter video? Cheers.
im not sure you can 3d print with materials that are sufficiently mechanically resistent to handle the forces of the force feedback motor, or you will need to lower those forces. Also great content amstudio, kudos. i'm wondering how did you attach the wheel to the quick release mount, and where did you get one
No , wasnt implying you could 3d print this, I just got a printer based on amstudio's video's. You could probably 3d print it for weaker wheelbases like TMX/ T150 and G25/G27/G29. T300 maybe ,but if you run TS-PC or CSW or OSW etc definitely not. As for QR, there is a Fanatec to 70mm adapter on Thingyverse. I assume one can use that flipped, so the 70mm part on the wheel, fanatec on the base.
I am wondering about the same thing. I bought the Wheel today and since then im thinking about how to wire all things up. Do you already have a Solution?
Amstudio exellent video as always, I have just finished building this wheel with the help of your video and I have all the all switches working as they should, but as a newcomer to sim racing and not understanding very much I would you be willing to share your button setup for asseto corsa that you are using in your race video, as I dont know what switch is used for what, I would be truly greatful for your help, please keep doing these great videos they are awsom.
Some of the items aren't avaible anymore... Would you like to update it? Plus, how do you make your screen working with the game? How do you connect the wheel and the wiring to the rest of it? Great video but I would like some more informations! Thanks!
Jeremie Dumas usb to something Called Adrino board and uses Software called simhub Which is free For the display. You can even use a tablet or mobile phone for simhub. Look on CZcams for how to use your smart device as a sim display, That is what I am doing at the moment. Hope that helps you
From the video it looks that only one usb cable comes from inside the wheel, but inside there are 2 devices that need usb( the Promicro and the FT232RL USB to TTL module) how didi you managed that ? you puted a passive hub inside?
Hello. @@emersonmarques1174 I wounder the same thing. Where the USB to TTL module is connected???. at 2:06 when he close the back cover the USB to TTL module is still not connected. I wounder if he soldered it to the Pro Micro somewhere but we can't see. and apparently he doesn't reply to comments...
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How the hell could anyone dislike this video?! Oh wait, I know........sim wheel manufactures.
Or trolls
xd
82 of them? This is a bigger business than I thought…
@@TotoDG every employee from every company xD
How the hell could anyone dislike you?,Oh wait, I know........sim wheel manufactures.
we are living in 2017, meanwhile this guy is living in 3017
I'm just. You know, I can't, I'm more like a dude whos super excited when I manage to remap buttons on my wheel... This is some black belt DIY stuff!
Right!!! He handy as SHIT LOL
Alexis Vanloan
huh? the only person who can’t do shit is you. (besides making sandwiches)
@Dragos Frintura, its 2019 nearly 2020 n he is still there
lol do you go on wood working channels and go "this guy can cut wood in STRAIGHT lines"
Amazing video. I'd love to see a DIY H shifter video sometime.
check out his channel, he has one
@@samk7738 at the time there wasnt
@@theothergtgeek9407 And there souldn't be today either, he copied the design without mentioning the original owner.
Roberto he showed and mentioned where he got it from and from who from it was,didnt he?
@@Paul-ni4fs Not the original creator and also profiting off it...
These projects amaze me more and more each time, I have only been able to make the handbrake you designed myself but still think the videos are awesome!!
Thanks Stephen!
@@amstudioprojects can I ask where was the detail on how you wired the screen
when you put the back plate on it doesnt look connected to anything. I'm stuck at this part. do I need 2 usb leads coming out one gojng to to the screen to power and display and the 2nd one for the buttons and shifters?
@@amstudioprojects at 2:07 I cant see how I need to wire the screen so theres only one usb lead coming from the wheel (that's if it's designed to only have one usb lead)?
amstudio ow I see lol you wired the screen to the board I got it but is there a video you can link me where you show how to wire the screen to board
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Another great project. I'll be building an F1 wheel that I designed myself very soon, and luckily I now know how to wrap the handles in suede. Thanks for the great videos mate!
HAHA I KNEW THIS VIDEO WOULD COME EVENTUALLY.
Executed perfectly mate, top job
Is it just me or who else is watching this in 2022
Great. I really like custom made panels and electronic equipment. Keep on building. Gave me some ideas for when I am rebuilding the dashboard of my boat. I'll add lots of buttons and digital LED displays to give it the ultimate 80's look
I have not yet been this impressed
wtf bro this looks like it came straight from a racing museum how are you so good
Better than perfection, your DIY are outstanding !
Thanks! Simhub really brings these projects to life!
Hi friends,1638 howti reverse display?thanks
@@TSEMoon "Hi Friends"
Kimi now has his steering wheel
ay steering wheel someone tell to give it to me come on move!
great vid. tip for the handles. first use memory foam to the handles and then attach alcantara or suedine, it gives u more 'full' grip
I genuinely love all of your content, I'm subscribed on all 4 of my channels so I never miss a new video. Please never quit youtube. Also will you be doing video on what your everyday racing setup is at home? That would be great for us viewers! Upvote this so he can see please?
ive watched this for like 10 times this week
ive watched it 30-40 times lol
Video is very good and also the end result. I come from automotive production background and can't help to imagine how expensive it would be to manufacture something like this - very expensive because of the amount of manual labor required. The electronic components, 3D printing, nuts and bolts, the alcantra gluing...
Im planning to build a box out of mdf and carbonfoil front, with a slide-in tablet as second infodisplay. under the tablet i'll attach a missilestyle on/off power switch with red an green led lamps next to it, to indicate if the wheel has power or not.
...And then i see this video and suddenly feels like a 6 yearold trying to build a fancy castle with two chairs and a blanket. Great video !!!!
Wow, and i feel badass for making the LED Rev-counter.
im making this
great vid as always
can you make a vid on how to make a steering wheel hub
+1 for the hub
Hub for logitech)
fanatec +1 hub
Fanatec hub +1
A. Pashukkk yes pls
Thanks for including the part list. Will really help me with mine. Great vid.
How i love DIY where you need to be cnc expert, 3D printer expert and electronic geek...
Just bought the kit *digi-download* and quick release for the Thrustmaster wheel. I have a TMX, but I'm fairly handy with CAD and have designed some CNC machinery so I'm hopeful I can make what I need/3d Print any additional parts to make the TX quick release work with the TMX wheel. Thanks for the great project.
great video i subscribed. i was always struggling to get a wheel for economical reasons and this made my day thank you
cool your project, but you did not show how you adapted in fanatec, you did not show the wires coming out of the steering wheel and that will probably mess up when it comes to playing and also when the steering wheel does the calibration, did you use a quick release?
I liked the video but I still have a lot of information
Probably used a quick realease, but the wires come from the board inside the wheel where he soldered everything in, he just passed a usb through and used some programs that can be easily google ( that i dont know off) to map them
love your setup. watching 2019.
Very good job men, you make a lot of nice things for sim racing, i realy like your channer ist very useful for me.. continue bro good job
Thanks!
Hello! Thanks for your works! How to conect the arduino and the screen module? Two usb wires? You miss this part at vídeo. Thanks for all!
La mas importante diría yo
Simply RAD mate!!
Sure
Moisés Tovar lol easy
What an AMAZING job. Congrats and keep doing videos!!
Amazing video as always. I'm currently making the tachometer and buttonbox!
Finished better than the Fanatec one, nice work mate!
Excellent project. I have been wanting to make an f1 wheel.
Some off your project has inspired me to make my own.
Thanks Mate.
WOW WOW WOW awesome result!nice!
Looks good 👍
I hope that I can build the same next year!
Greeks from Germany
You're a genius! I could never build this
Hellyes,more awesome videos.
3:33 hmmm that's one clean and shiny setup :D
That looks awesome! Great work.
Geez arguably nicer than a wheel from one of the big sim gear makers.
Thanks for links for equips!
Of course the dash on the McLAREN is easy to read it’s 6” from your face now😁😆. Excellent video dude.👏💘👍💎
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Duude... that is freakin epic ..
Im a spanish boy and anyone in Spain do this type of videos with this quality.
Can you make a video of doing pedals?
Amazing job! very nicely done.
You did better than Fanatec and Thrustmaster!!! Very good!!
Man you are good. thank you so much for this video
Awesome work, but u forgot to mention that without the Fanatec Universal HUB (as of right now), Force Feedback wont work on the wheelbase, please keep that in mind guys.
Ahhh! I currently have their PS4 kit in my kart and said t0 myself, •but doesn’t the wheelbase have to detect the wheel!?!?” I’ve seen that podium wheel hub thing but it’s functionality never really clicked in my head until now. That’s pretty fucking awesome to see that Fanatec supports this! I wasn’t even planning on going the DIY route (apart from creating a custom cockpit) but if I had known more about this I provably would’ve *at least* considered creating my own wheel as well. Hhmmm....you know what, nah. I’ll stick with the official gear for now. I’ll wait till I have more throwaway money saved up before getting into the custom side of sim racing cause I can already see it spiraling down lol.
Amazing video as always.
Wish a had that talent for diy sooo beutifall how you made it nice job
Keyboard: Oh no! Our master is going to abuse us.
Mouse: Chill out man, he's got some fancy controls to play with.
Control: You bastards!
Thanks a lot, fantastic work. I'd love to have a custom Porsche 919 rim to be honest..
Lukas Wirtz Get the rim and attach it to the Fanatec Universal Hub
which rim though :P
Awesome!! So tempting to try!!
Nice video man, i love it!
Really good job man !
This is a great project, but like everyone else, I want to kno how it is connected and works with your fanatec wheel base.
Geez that is a good effort
you, my sir, are a genius.
Good stuff! I might consider making this.
Very cool mate!
I love your vids, keep it up :)
Can you make one with clutch paddles too
Okay, then it will be time to build a sim again
CZcams crashes my banking account ..... ....... ``Great channel´´ ....
Great diy one of best :)
Do you use 2 USB, one for the lcd and one for the arduino? If not, how do you connect the USB to TTL module with the arduino?
this.
I would like to know the answer to that question as well
I almost have my steering wheel project completed and I got it working with only one USB connected to the steering wheel, I used a USB HUB inside the steering wheel.
@@javiermj9010 can you tell me how to do this? Do you have Instagram or reddit?
hey bro, do u have ino file for andruino ?
Hey! I wanted to ask if I could use a usb joystick encoder for the buttons and something else for the display separately and connect both the wires to the pc, would it work?
Congratulations! Excellent video!
It will be great to do one that works with a race car or your every day car
Thank you for sharing
WTF you need for more. Love your content
Wow this is so sick
Hi, great job!!!😱🥶
Do this works with ps4??
Please please , do a vid on the pro micro mini --- Installation on pc , it is a bit tricky unless you know what to do , please be a hero , Thanks you , and please people give this guy a ....Donation... he deserves it , he’s vid a priceless .
Patient is on the way for sure , nice site :)
I agree, if you can miss even 1$, consider his patreon. Making videos costs time and money, and it saves you time and money tenfold :)
www.patreon.com/AMSTUDIO
josephzee He usally make a couple more Vids on installation
Which sketch did you use for Arduino? The one used for the button box?
Looks so easy in the video but I know I wouldnt stand a chance of getting this right :)
Ok now all I need is the materials and a gaming setup
this is Gold
OMG dude, im crying. So he built a pretty cool formula steering wheel... To drive GT cars. 😐
Gt Car pretty much have the same wheel
GT wheels are pretty much the same
Look at the Fanatic McLaren GT wheel
What does it look like also
How do you wire the screen and the buttons so they’re a only 1 cord going to the computer?
Excellent work as always. I've already done 5 projects of yours and this one interests me a lot.
How does the base fanatec recognize the steering wheel?
I understood that I did not just recognize the officers of the brand.
Please answer this doubt that many of your followers have .... thanks
Hello… um, after 3 years… but anyways. Fanatec wheelbase actually doesn’t recognise the wheel. The wheel is connected to pc using USB cable.
@@user-qc4vv5vy8z would it be the same for a thrustmaster DIY wheel ?
@@shiros4ki-1 Yup, absolutely
Mate I'll definitely toss you some money over at Patreon , you inspired me to buy a 3D Printer and start doing more DIY. By now you must have saved me over 300 $ by making my own 3d sim-racing hardware. Seems like this will be the next project.
I am wondering though, do you run the display and buttons off the same Arduino? If so how does it interface with the Simhub software in real time while also being a button emulator?
And lastly, I noticed the kit doesn't include any micro-switches for the paddles, are these microswitches they use the same ones you used in your paddle shifter video?
Cheers.
Awesome mate, glad the content has been useful and inspired your creativity!
im not sure you can 3d print with materials that are sufficiently mechanically resistent to handle the forces of the force feedback motor, or you will need to lower those forces. Also great content amstudio, kudos. i'm wondering how did you attach the wheel to the quick release mount, and where did you get one
No , wasnt implying you could 3d print this, I just got a printer based on amstudio's video's. You could probably 3d print it for weaker wheelbases like TMX/ T150 and G25/G27/G29. T300 maybe ,but if you run TS-PC or CSW or OSW etc definitely not.
As for QR, there is a Fanatec to 70mm adapter on Thingyverse. I assume one can use that flipped, so the 70mm part on the wheel, fanatec on the base.
i undestand what you meant by the 3d printed part. there are also t300 adapters for standard aftermarket wheels, and ssome of them are 3d printers
I am wondering about the same thing. I bought the Wheel today and since then im thinking about how to wire all things up. Do you already have a Solution?
The funny thing is that the original Formula steering wheel is made the same way! Except the material are different.
I think it would be easier for people if it was a complete kit. With display, buttons etc..
i like your vids ! big like from me !
This is awesome :wow:
Do you also solder the LCD arunido to the buttons encoder as well? Or do you connect 2 USB cable?
Amstudio exellent video as always, I have just finished building this wheel with the help of your video and I have all the all switches working as they should, but as a newcomer to sim racing and not understanding very much I would you be willing to share your button setup for asseto corsa that you are using in your race video, as I dont know what switch is used for what, I would be truly greatful for your help, please keep doing these great videos they are awsom.
Some of the items aren't avaible anymore... Would you like to update it? Plus, how do you make your screen working with the game? How do you connect the wheel and the wiring to the rest of it? Great video but I would like some more informations! Thanks!
Jeremie Dumas
usb to something Called Adrino board and uses Software called simhub Which is free For the
display. You can even use a tablet or mobile phone for simhub. Look on CZcams for how to use your smart device as a sim display, That is what I am doing at the moment.
Hope that helps you
Great vid!
One question, what did you mean with 'wheel kit'?
amazing. thanks for sharing.
good video dude keep it up
Thanks Morgan!
Great mate!!
After this video I MUST remake my old force feedback wheel...I need to play more car race games! (...and but another video card :( )
This is genius!
2:07 beyond triggered you didn't build a stand off for the promicro and it's just dangling amongst the rats nest haha
so nice!
This is soooooooo sick!!! Holy shit, this is absolutely f..... amazing!!!
I made a simmilar one for my lawn mower engine go kart
Cool
Can you make a vid about it?
From the video it looks that only one usb cable comes from inside the wheel, but inside there are 2 devices that need usb( the Promicro and the FT232RL USB to TTL module) how didi you managed that ? you puted a passive hub inside?
Im building this
Hello. @@emersonmarques1174 I wounder the same thing. Where the USB to TTL module is connected???. at 2:06 when he close the back cover the USB to TTL module is still not connected. I wounder if he soldered it to the Pro Micro somewhere but we can't see. and apparently he doesn't reply to comments...
3:26' if only there was a way to make more realistic round grips ;)
Thanks for sharing
they updated it
YES finally :D