CyberBrick Control Panel

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CyberBrick Control Panel for Forklift

When I first built my CyberBrick forklift, I was super proud of how realistic it turned out — every little movement, every detail! But once I started using it, I noticed one big problem: the forklift and truck felt real, but the controller didn’t. It just didn’t match the experience.

So, I decided to build my own control panel from scratch. I wanted it to feel like sitting in a real vehicle — with proper levers and smooth controls that make sense! After a TON of testing and tweaking, I got it working exactly how I wanted!

Now, when driving the forklift and truck, it feels totally different. The movements are super precise, the controls are satisfying, and the whole thing just feels way more realistic. Now it’s the closest thing you can get to the real deal!

This model is designed for use with the CyberBrick Official Forklift https://makerworld.com/en/models/1395994 

Or for use with the CyberBrick Official Truck https://makerworld.com/en/models/1396031 

Control Panel Assembly Guide

Printed Parts

• Make sure all printed parts are complete and free of supports before assembly.

   

  

   

Non-Printed Parts

You should have:

• 10× M2.5 screws
• 1× M3 screw
• 3× 3-prong cable
• 2× single-axis joysticks
• 1× dual-axis joystick
• 1× transmitter shield
• 1× multi-function core

• 1× AAA battery case

   

  

   

Wiring Diagram

Assembly Steps

Step 1 – Connect Main Bodies

• Connect the two main body pieces using the two pegs.

• Ensure they are fully aligned and securely connected.

  

   

Step 2 – Install Electronics

• Attach the electronics using the 10 M2.5 screws.

• Ensure all components are oriented correctly as shown in the photo.

   

  

   

Step 3 – Attach Steering Wheel

• Slide the pin through the steering wheel.
• Secure it with the C-clip.

• Add the knob to complete the assembly.

   

  

   

Step 4 – Insert Rack

• Slide the rack into its holder.

• If it does not fit smoothly, double-check that all supports are removed from the printed parts.

   

  

   

Step 5 – Install Gear

• Press the gear up against the rack, with the tab facing downward.
• While holding the gear, push the steering wheel all the way through.

• Some glue may be needed to secure it firmly.

   

  

   

Step 6 – Attach Bar to 2-Axis Joystick

• Slide the long bar (with the slit on top) onto the dual-axis joystick.
• Screw the M3 screw into the rack, making sure it passes through the slot.

• Leave enough room for the bar to slide freely.

   

  

   

Step 7 – Attach Levers and Knobs

• Slide the two knobs onto both levers, ensuring they are fully seated.

• Flip the controller over and push both levers all the way onto the single-axis joysticks.

   

  

No AI is used in this model. All of my models are made by me in Fusion 360.