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$450 Mige Direct Drive Wheel using MMOS and AASD

Discussion in 'DIY peripherals' started by Peacemaker105, May 6, 2020.

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  1. DJ_BLAZKOWICZ

    DJ_BLAZKOWICZ New Member

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    My 90ST-4025 is getting shipped. Mega excited to try this! I'm planning to use a 3d printed pla shaft adapter to attach a wheel to the motor, should I be worried about material strength?
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    The AliExpress sale? I'm also very probably going to click by tomorrow on the same unit.

    My plan is a 3D printed shaft adapter, but I was thinking of going with petg because it's got a bit more give to it and the high-frequency bumps and shakes of the motor might eventually cause a cracking pla.

    It should be strong enough though, if you make it heavy duty enough in terms of plastic and don't over torque any nuts
    diggumwood, Jun 19, 2020
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  3. DJ_BLAZKOWICZ

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    Yes it's from the BST Automation sale on Aliexpress! :)

    I'll see how I get on with the pla design once I've got everything here and share my progress.
    DJ_BLAZKOWICZ, Jun 19, 2020
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    I used PETG and ABS for adapters for my 90st-04025 servo. I've broke ABS one because of not using clamp. PETG one seems to have some gap after 2 weeks of use. I think that it's better to use ABS for adapter because my servo shaft heats up to 60-70 Celsius degrees.
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    How satisfied are you with the 90st? Did you wish you went with the bigger one? Braking adapters sounds plenty of force...
    ajosesi, Jun 19, 2020
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    Ok me too. I just clicked buy. COVID finances were harder to convince than the wife! Time to really start accumulating bits for the rig :thumbs
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    I think my disco board arrived today. The motor should be here by thursday.

    Started making an adapter for my 40mm m6 bolt pattern gokart wheel.

    The 90ST has 16mm shaft diameter right?
    DJ_BLAZKOWICZ, Jun 22, 2020
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    Ok so my stuff is here. But I realised I gave all my bar clamps away and I have nothing to bolt the motor onto..

    Gonna try to make a mount with my friend in our spare time the next couple of weeks.

    Motor feels quite strong i stupidly started jog testing it while holding in my hand and it almost jumped out of my grip :D

    I made a pla shaft collar, will see how long it takes for it to melt!

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    got mmos sorted and wired up and the motor just keeps spinning into one direction. Tried changing pn191 but all it does is switching the direction of the spin. any suggestions?


    EDIT: i probably should not be using jumper wires to connect the stm board to the db25 cable.. i think it's my bad wiring causing an issue
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    DJ_BLAZKOWICZ, Jun 25, 2020
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    And did you get it sorted? Do you use Thanos 407 board?
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    I haven't had time to touch it since. I don't have a Thanos board, using an stm32f-407-disc1.

    Waiting for some supplies to arrive so I can make better contact between the disco board and the aasd box.

    UPDATE: i soldered the wiring properly to a db25 connector. reset the aasd drive, input the proper settings again. I had to set "reverse encoder" in mmos. The motor stays centered on powerup now. :)
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  12. DJ_BLAZKOWICZ

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    So i hooked up everything to my desktop for the first time.

    The machine's usb controller freezes as soon as I turn the wheel and comes back to life if the AASD gets disconnected from the disco board.

    I'm assuming this is a grounding issue with the motor so I'll try to sort that out in the next couple of days.
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    what type of wheel is that you have ?

    where did you get it ?
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  14. DJ_BLAZKOWICZ

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    It's a gokart wheel, i think i got it on amazon or ebay. You can find the same design here and there if you search "f1 style gokart wheel". I want to make a proper hub with buttons and shifter+clutch paddles for it once the steering works reliably.

    One thing to note, it has a 40mm triangle bolt pattern, so not sure if it will fit a universal quick release.
    I will release 3d model files for what i designed for it at some point.
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    Well, I moved the usb hub from the front panel to the rear and I no longer get usb issues seemingly.

    But I'm only running 15% force as I haven't got the desk clamp built yet!
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    looks like a good basis for a sim wheel - some panels and buttons it will look the part
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    Thanos Building the Future one AC Servo at a time... or 6

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    I ordered a sleeve adapter from 16mm to 19mm

    https://www.ebay.com/itm/5-8-to-3-4...er-Sleeve-Bushing-With-3-16-Key-/264601441495

    So I can use the Ascher racing servo clamping set + 70mm adapter I got...

    https://www.ascher-racing.com/shop/clamping-set/

    And perhaps add a quick release as well :
    https://www.ebay.com/itm/143634821596
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    started designing a 3d printable bracket using some bessey tk6 clamps. will probably warp due to heat on higher ffb % but does the job for now and I will be adding a 120mm cpu fan.

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    Want a cheap Bluetooth Button box to compliment your new DD wheel? Finally did a little video of the BlueHID wheel i built recently. Such an awesome little device to work with!

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    Hope to get my wheel operational asap. Likeing the bluetooth buttons :)
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