SimLab GT2 to 2DOF conversion.

Few small mods. Tilted seat and K400 mount both shared from user in this forum.

Few new small upgrades to trigger some ideas:
- reset button and additional led for arduino
- pedal sliders for easy adjustment
- hydraulic handbrake
- wheel mounts on the rig
- spotter
- bass shakers on the pedals with cheap dedicated amplifier that is also usb soundcard (gas and brake)
- anti-slip sticker on brake, gas and pedals
- simple belts

Hello Nice work, By the way I'm struggling to find a right fit of the pulleys, i have also same motor as yours 24V 75rpm MY1016 and will use also the angle hall sensor...would you like to share the stl file for the pulleys? appreciate for your help.

They are all here. https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3921212

Thank you.

By the way I'm starting to design my profile so i can have a good idea if a 6mtrs 40x40 aluminum profile will enough for my budget build. Do you have any recommendation? appreciate it.

6pcs - 520mm
4pcs - 600mm
2pcs - 240mm

I do not think this is the good design. You will have problems with fixing small parts where the motors will be. Check how I have made it. They are longer and go beneath both profiles.

If not too much may I know your design measurement, if you have drawing or sketch file to start very much appreciate it? Your design is simple and achievable for me new to this thing...thank you

Hmmm. Well all the sizes you can get from here https://sim-lab.eu/shop/product/slc002-gt2-direct-drive-cockpit-black-452#attr=683 and also the pictures I have attached. The high of the seat is standard but it is around 87cm.

thank you I'm not aware of this. the schematic pdf of sim lab will help me a lot.

One more thing is it ok to know the specs length of your profiles here?

Hey. Please check all the pictures of my build I have attached and study them. There are length i have used.
Also note that the positions are not fixed and were adjusted during the testing. So giving the exact those numbers for positioning makes no sense since you will have to position them to your needs.

Also note that he first pictures in the first post are photos of how was I figuring things out. I later posts you can see the 'final' product.

oh i get it now, I will thoroughly study the image of yours and come up with a design maybe a wood from a scrap house will do. thankyou very much sir..i will post also what materials i have so far..

Hello Sir,

I came up with this kind of base profile. based on your design study. What do you think?

2pcs - 1180mm
5pcs - 420mm
2pcs - 320mm
2pcs - 450mm
total:
6000mm standard length of currently available here in our country

footings (optional)
6pcs - 40mm

Maybe you should use 80x40 profiles. Also you would need to have some custom parts for pedals and wheel deck. Foot are not very good because they are not adjustable. Check motedis.de site.
Also maybe this kind of rig could help you with fitting.

Hello Sir,

I tried your CE3_Potentiometer.stl and it's big when opened inUltimaker Cura...I try to scale to 27mm is it correct scale?

Thank You

I did not design this one. It is i think 16mm in diameter. GT2 20 pully. Later during the project I have replaced them with non printed one.

I am new to 3d print (Ultimaker Cura I dont know if it has a test diameter measurement...) do you have sample Stl file of that CE3_Potentiometer properly scaled? By the way I am using Creality Ender 3.

Thank You

I did a quick scale. You should learn the stuff
https://support.ultimaker.com/hc/en-us/articles/360012031159-How-to-scale-models-in-Ultimaker-Cura

Thank You. By the way this is my trials of 3d prints. I just started to learn this stuff...thanks for sharing your knowledge and experience...

Also did you drill a hole in 40mm_17mm pulley to screw it in the motor shaft?

Oh no that pully was never used. I used only the one with the hole that is tight fit to the motor shaft.
You can see here how it is used:
https://www.xsimulator.net/community/attachments/motors-with-pots-jpg.66729/