模擬USB手剎，用于Playseat挑戰(zhàn)賽

I designed this handbrake specifically for the Playseat Challenge to be mounted next to the steering wheel on the bent tube.
I saw this video on YouTube:
Then I thought that i could design all the mechanical parts myself and do the soldering and setting up the arduino just like in the video.
I use the Logitech G27 Racing Wheen and this Handbrake is compatible with this Shifter Mount:
I included an assembled .stl file of the whole handbrake for previewing.
Parts you′ll need:
2x 608 Ball Bearing
1x 10K Wh148 Linear Potentiometer
3x M3x4mm screws
11x M4 Nuts
11x M4x16mm Allen Bolts
1x M8 Nut
1x M8x70mm Bolt
1x Arduino Pro Micro / leonardo
1x 35-45mm long spring with a max outer diameter of 15mm. Wire diameter can be 0.8 - 1.6mm. Thicker wire mea stronger pull force.
How to assemble:
push the two bearings into the lever`s bottom part.
put the M8 Nut into the cutout in the main body. make sure the nut is all the way in.
mount the potentiometer on the MainBodyCover. Make sure that it sits flush and doesnt wiggle. The pi should face down.
push the SmallGear onto the potentiometer.
choose one of the 3 Levetop parts (I chose Levetop15Degree) and push it into the MainBody. Secure it with the LevetopSpline from the bottom side.
slide the Lever into position and put in the spring into the cutouts in the lever and Levetop part. (The SpringSpacer is optional. It helps to keep springs with outer diameter thats less than 15mm centered.)
push the M8x70mm Bolt through the MainBodyCover fit, then through the two bearings in the Lever and then into the MainBody and screw it snuggly into the M8 Nut.
make sure that the potentiomerer has full range of motion and doesnt hit its limit when you pull the lever.
secure the MainBodyCover with 5 M4 Nuts and Bolts. The M4 nuts have to be pressed in fit.
Mount the MainBody assembly together with the Clamp part to the Playseat using 6 M4 Nuts and Bolts.
screw in HandleMountScrew into the Lever.
push the Handle onto the HandleMountScrew and secure it with the HandleLockSpline.
follow the tutorial in the youtube video on how to solder the potentiometer to the arduino and hook it up to your computer.
Put the arduino into the ArduinoLeonardoCase1 & 2 to protect it.
cover the potentiometer with the PotentiometerCover using 3 short M3 screws.
(optional) 16. Use superglue to secure the arduino to the MainBodyCover as shown in one of the pictures
This Handbrake is pretty simple as it only took me 4 days from start to finish. (designing, printing, assembling) There are quite a few things that could be optimized a bit more.