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3d Printed Wheel Parts/ Sim Related Prints

Discussion in '3D Printing' started by Nick Moxley, Sep 10, 2016.

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  1. stevemontuno

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    That BMW rim looks amazing ,,i think those grips really make it stand out,,
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  2. Nick Moxley

    Nick Moxley Well-Known Member

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    Yes BMW looks good.....but unfortunately when you start tabbing up the cost to assemble....switches, encoders, Display, Paddles.....the Price is....uh.....up there...well just say that. :p
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  3. Nick Moxley

    Nick Moxley Well-Known Member

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    Paddles Available Over at https://opensimrigs.com/

    3 Styles and price points to choose from and a variety of Paddles, More paddles to be added soon.

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    Nick Moxley, Jan 24, 2017
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    Holy crap, 90$...
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  5. Nick Moxley

    Nick Moxley Well-Known Member

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    Too cheap for ya Shannon ? :p


    There's always the Style 3 in Full CF if that's to your liking, On par with Ascher, but cheaper....they are just coming out of design and are being built up asap.
    Nick Moxley, Jan 25, 2017
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  6. Nick Moxley

    Nick Moxley Well-Known Member

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  7. Nick Moxley

    Nick Moxley Well-Known Member

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    alright time for a new Round of pics.

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    So Amg Wheel IRL has exposed wires on the back side, but i honestly dont like the look of a switch with some heat shrink, so In comes some Fancy switch guards for the Rear, some unique shapes and designes for the front and some switch labels to mark some different mappings.


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    Next up needed some Nice button guards Yes i know the Grip isn't proper, Its a 3mm thick plate Grip on a 5mm thick plate.

    These are also TPU Based Guards which are soft and flexible.

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    TPE which is much softer when compared to TPU.
    This one feels VERY unique in the fact you have to actually squish some of the guard to press the button and overall feels super cool.
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    TPU Rubber Switch Guards for the back to match the Grips....Suuuure Why not....Gloss finish all the way to the Speckle finish to match the grips...Customer's choice if they want.

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    And to cap it off, I wanted a knock off of the Fanatec Funky switch knob, So i took the time, learned how to Knurl something in Fusion and set to it.

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  8. Nick Moxley

    Nick Moxley Well-Known Member

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    QR's 20170427_144050.jpg
    TPU Rubber buttons for Simple Display
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    Thing's always start so simple, lol

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    G27 paddle extension
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    BlueHid Circuit holder



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    All in one cable Box lids
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    Some Simple Rotary dials and Encoder knobs. 20170604_101121.jpg
    My Basic Stainless Steel build finally getting some lovin,
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    First attempt at a Countersunk AMG Label 20170608_114700.jpg
    Paint Pens FTW!!!!! 20170608_114953.jpg
    Just a Few Options for the customer. font and color 20170609_194433.jpg
    DSD circuit adapter 20170614_115531.jpg
    Evo 1 Hybrid with Aston Martin paddle 20170628_094551.jpg
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    A little paint and some sanding, Looks pretty decent 20170629_135056.jpg
    The Skinny Font preferred by a few customers 20170629_202037.jpg
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    The images don't load for me :(
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    Waiting for a reply from Rene before going through the hassles of rebuilding the post, Links work in Preview, But not in Thread. Dunno Why. o_O
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    It's not just here, I can't see images anywhere all over the forum.
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  12. Nick Moxley

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    Finished Vette Project
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    Wip AMG
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    Style 12
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    Style 12
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    woow, they are just beautiful... i think that this are the best hand made wheel i have ever seen...

    how did you make the button "labels" are they 3d printed too?



    :popcorn
    best regards

    fer
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    ferslash, Jul 4, 2017
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  14. Nick Moxley

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    yes the Vette labels are 100% printed, The Corvette Badge and the AMG Labels are 99% print and 1% Enamel paint pens. ;)

    This was All on a .4 nozzle as well. I brought in a .2 to play with in the future.
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  15. Nick Moxley

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    Damn, I want one!

    But knowing it's coming from outside EU, the shipment and customs taxes would kill me..

    Awesome work Nick :thumbs
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    I had to mount an Accuforce on the shelf-like wheel platform that my new rig came with. I watched several Fusion 360 training videos, took a bunch of measurements, and designed some little clamps to attach pieces of 10-series to the top of the platform. Then I could just bolt the wheel to the extrusions.

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    The coarse appearance is because I increased the layer height and shell count for a (hopefully) stronger part. The little gripper pads turned out to be so grippy on the platform's vinyl surface that the wheel was hard to slide around even before clamping it down.

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  18. Nick Moxley

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    IF i am looking at your parts properly, you really should flip the print axis of both the parts, you would also get a much nicer "Extrusion slot" printing this way and if you want super nice definition on the Extrusion Slot, run some support under it.
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    My thinking was that since this is a clamping part that will be compressed under force, for the most strength and stability the layers should be stacked so that the screw is squeezing them together. Since I didn't use 100% in-fill, printing on this axis should also provide the most strength internally.

    The piece with the alignment rail that fits into the extrusion channel was printed with the rail down on the table. The reason the surfaces on either side of the rail look particularly messy is because they were printed with support material that had to be broken off and I didn't bother to file/sand the area smooth.
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    Hey Nick, can you supply the Fanatec wheelbase side QR adaptors? Cheers
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