How To Design The Turn GTE Sim Wheel Part 1 CAD & Render 

What you are doing for the sim racing community is amazing! Cheers man!

AMAZING! i'm doing a Mclaren 720s gt3 wheel on fusion360 after studying your GTE cad file...almost finished and ready to cnc the aluminium plate, I've modeled the Grip and cut in half in sandwich screw with the plate...but not sure How i will put the suede fabric around it ,if I need to coat with rubber spray before glue the suede ...do you use a special program to cut the fabric? I hope you make a video about that in next video thanks

I don't know if you know this by now, but if you find a picture that looks like a PNG, right-click on the picture and press "Open image in new tab", then try to download the picture. 9/10 times does it work and you will get a transparent background. But anyway, great job with the steering wheel!

This video is straight up awesome! :) Can't wait to watch the rest of the videos when you release them

Great stuff man ! Cool to see you share the knowledge / process. Looking forward to what's next ! Cheers from France.

Yes! nice video's! Teach me Senpai :D

With interest I stuck around for the whole video, that’s a sure thing, because it’s super interesting and teaching! Thanks a lot for the details and all the insights. You got a new subscriber. Take care, Zack! 🙏

Hi guys, can somebody please tell me where can I find these aluminum rotary knobs?

amazing job as always Zach :)

top product are you have a wheel for the new 911 992 gt3cup`?!

Do you get any copyright claim for using these images?

Thanks for doing this Zach, I've been following your journey and I love that you are sharing your techniques and releasing source files. This is really close to some of the hand-built stuff that the Mechanical Keyboards community has been doing, but a bit more specialized of course. If you want to get crazy with the grips, model the base mesh in Fusion, then export it to Blender and use the sculpting tools there to get the nice edges and lips where you want and or need them! There's a pinch brush that would be perfect for the regions around the "t" shape where it meets the plate.

Thanks for your content. I'm also a Sim Racing enthusiast as well as love my DIY, working with 3d Printers and CNC milling machines. I'm also self taught and love these videos as they always teach me new things for my little projects :) would be great to see a video on how you do the silicon molds for grips :)

Is there anywhere to purchase these files currently?

Wow, I love these videos. One of the best videos on youtube, atleast for me! I really enjoy watching these so much :)) Hope you get back on track with your orders soon ;)

Thanks for reuploading it. You are a beast, keep up the good work!

add spanish lycris please!6

Your wheels are just on another level hope to own one some day

Excellent video Zach!

Amazing video, thank you! Question, where do you find the CAD files for the electronics (switches, encoders, plugs, etc…)? Is there a good source or approach when trying to source these files?

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Looks good!

What happened to the video of the Porsche rim?

an i'am over here still learning to use Microsoft Paint.....

Really great work that inspired me to start creating my own wheels too. Thank you!

Excellent video mate, cheers from downunder.

nice man, keep the seria, hope we can see it on other wheels to. one question, can you tell me the exact name of the conector that you use from the wheel to the usb? i mean pcb-conector-usb or just the list of the parts that you are using, cheers

You really have an eye for the right proportions for the grips.

Cool. Which wheelbase do you need to use a wheel like this one?

How to order same wheel same spices?

More of this, cool to see how you make your awsome wheels😍

a great pandemic project