Space Flight Motion Simulator for VR

Thanks @Pit , I had not thought about that. I have no problems with soldering at all, just wanted to make it as clean as possible. But you are right, even if I'll be using just one MM by now, maybe in the future I will add more, so it's an important point. Again, thanks for your super fast response!

Hi guys. I've been playing with the wipers today. I cut the three wires coming out from them and checked the ground isolation with a tester. Seems that my wipers are not grounded, which is great.
Then I proceeded to identify the cables, and I have some questions. I know that the 3 cables (let's say A, B and C) allow a high speed (A+B) and a low speed (A+C). But what is supposed to happen when you use B and C? I have found what seems to be the high speed combination, when the wiper moves on a 1-second basis (~60rpm), and a much slower combination. And when I use the corresponding B and C cables, the wiper starts spinning like crazy, at about twice the high speed (~120rpm) in one direction, and about 60rpm again in the other direction. Is this normal? If so, why isn't this speed used? Is it dangerous, or is it because it would not have enough torque..?
Thanks in advance, any help is appreciated

Finally some progress!



I decided to use only DM wood because it looks strong enough for this build (and it's cheaper). I still have to shape some of the boards, and I may change the footrest board attachment because with these 45 degrees brackets it'is flexing a little.

Had to destroy the chair a little in order to get to the inner tubes. Now I can attach the chair to the frame from behind too.

I changed the footrest board inclination from 45 to 30 degrees. 45 was to steep and I would have to raise the chair too much in order to avoid floor contact in high pitch situations.
As I couldn't find 30deg brackets, I printed some custom parts with my prusa and used some threaded rods to attach the boards. The result seems pretty solid at the moment.

And finally the u-joint got some plates attached!

More progress!

Some wood reshaping done. The rig is looking way cooler now!