I designed a simple pedal box for racing games. I had made it to play an emulated mobile game, so it does not have potentiometers/sensors needed for legit competitive sim racing. As a result, it is actually a fully mechanical system (apart from a store bought keypad) that requires ZERO electrical work. It also requires no power tools, and barely any tools at all ( 1 screwdriver), to be put together. The dynamic between spring and dampers allow for a decently realistic feeling for what it is (imo). The design allows for some dead zone at the top part of both pedal's travel, as well as a little more pedal travel even after the button on the keypad is engaged. ##In-game showcase https://youtu.be/KfzvXiyFJFw ##Materials

• all 10 3D printed parts
• matte black spray paint
• silver & gold spray paint (optional)
• 2x epoxy two part glue
• low grit sandpaper (80-120)
• 4x door hinge
• 1x spring for brake (4.0w 32od 65L 7.5g)
• 1x sprint for throttle (1.0w 11od 60L)
• 2x epoxy putty
• 1x foam playmat for babies (2.5cm thickness)
• 2x steel brackets (50mm × 50mm)
• keypad (https://my.shp.ee/5SLFwvP)
• pedal covers

##Assembly instructions The video below includes a function showcase and full assembly guide: https://youtu.be/MvkE_IgRfdU

This project is not related to logitech in any way, I just put the logo on cos it looks cool (and so is copyright infringement).