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Replacement Part for Logitech Momo Force

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0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 100% infill
0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 100% infill
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Description:
I decided to upload this replacement part for the Logitech Momo Force PC gaming wheel from the early 2000s, since over time the steering shaft tends to degrade and eventually break.

After repairing three of these wheels myself, I thought this fully redesigned steering shaft might be useful for others who need to perform the same repair.

The part can be printed in PLA and, after several tests, it proved to be perfectly compatible with the original hardware.

I also included an additional STL file to create the end-stop bushing, in the rare case it is needed. This small part is recommended to be printed in TPU.


The Fusion 360 (.f3d) source file is included,
allowing easy modification of dimensions to adapt the holders to different socket sets.

 

Print Settings:
-Profile:      Standard Profile
-Layer Height: 0.20 mm
-Perimeters:   2 walls
-Infill:       100%
-Supports:     Tree (auto)
-Stile:        Tree Slim

 


This model was printed with Bambu Lab PLA Basic in the following colors:
Black 10101       https://eu.store.bambulab.com/it/products/pla-basic-filament?id=43923829129435 

 

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