Driving Simulator V2 by MrMoon

MrMoon

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0.2mm layer, 3 walls, 15% infill

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13.2 h

4 plates

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0.2mm layer, 3 walls, 15% infill

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17.7 h

4 plates

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Elevate your gaming nights with this innovative 3D-printed driving simulator! Seamlessly connecting to your Xbox controller, it features four hair bands ingeniously repurposed as springs for the gas and brake pedals, delivering a satisfyingly realistic feel. Two durable 4-foot parachord ropes enable a full range of motion, enhancing the immersive driving experience. Topped off with a smooth, full-sized steering wheel offering slightly over 360 degrees of motion and absolutely zero delay, it’s perfect for gripping gameplay in Forza or in Farming Simulator. Built for precision, realism, and pure entertainment, this creation takes your gaming to the next level. Cheers to unforgettable adventures behind the wheel! Thanks, Have A Great Day!

This driving simulator is brilliantly simple, requiring just four hair bands, a few feet of rope, and a fully 3D-printed design for everything else. It's a testament to how minimal materials can create maximum gaming impact!

xbox controller stand

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@fortums

this looks really cool. ill think about printing it considering its like 1k+ of filament

The designer has replied

@MrMoon

Thanks, sorry it's so much filament.

@fortums

Replying to @MrMoon :

it sure isnt a actual racing wheel's worth of filament, so id say it warrants that much

@Chac3

it's kind of hard to see from photos, how is it all attached? the controller specifically. also is it all one piece like a normal sim wheel?

The designer has replied

@MrMoon

I’m working on a manual to help people assemble it. The steering wheel is glued together to make 1 part, so it’s like an actual driving simulator.

@Chac3

sounds cool, is it asking too much for u to put a picture added in the thingy of like the whole thing rather than just closeups

@Weeum_2010

Would you happen to have instructions on how to put it together?

The designer has replied

@MrMoon

I have not had the chance to make one yet. I’ll try and make one soon. I tried making the pictures easy to understand the mechanisms. If you’ve made the peices It shouldn’t be too hard to put together if you look at the pictures.

@Weeum_2010

Replying to @MrMoon :

That's fine, I can figure it our in the mean time.

@user_981868376

Bro, does this actually work?

The designer has replied

@user_981868376

I already have my own Xbox racing Sim

@MrMoon

I got it to work great, but If you already have a driving simulator it’s not going to match the quality of that.

@capthowdy126

ive got to try this, i got a vive vr head set an have always wanted to get a steering wheel but never would spend the money so this might what gives me the itch that makes me spend the money. awesome work, wish i could pull off making models like this.

The designer has replied

@MrMoon

Thank you! Always give your best effort to achieve your dreams. Wishing you the best of luck!

@user_3383857982

also what the pieces the connect to the controller pieces

The designer has replied

@MrMoon

I’ll post a manual in like 30 minutes

@NoicTheBrave

This definitely needs a dedicated youtube video - just for the design process and everything cause like, damn, this looks like it was FUN to design

The designer has replied

@MrMoon

I’ll think about it, Thanks

@user_309162235

this is so cool? like what??

The designer has replied

@MrMoon

Thanks

@user_3383857982

Really cool but i can't put together please make a manual it would be great

@user_3292691403

I don't know 😶

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