Success.Ĭurrent using with a projector, but I have the wall mount, tv, and an xbox so I can remove it from in front of couch. The handbrake works solid, the cockpit is a bit cramped for adults but both my 7 yr old and 4yr old can reach pedals and play if they want. I went into this with no idea and limited skills. Not a lot of room to get fingers in there. I'll make a better switch mounting setup later. I used a small switch (on/off) with a wood spacer and glued washer for handbrake. Modded the brake pedal (remove bushing) since it was difficult for son to use. The wire is run to a female headphone jack I drilled into the corner grill of wheel so I could unplug the handbrake like the other parts. The wire is run to a female headphone jack I drilled into the corner grill of wheel so I could unplug the handbrake like the other parts. The extra wires shove into steering column.

I used some connectors so I can still take it apart (sorry no picks of inside! Fail) at the wheel if needed. The handbrake situation was attacked this way: ripped wheel apart, found the b button (most games will bind handbrake too) and had a phone repair place micro solder a lead from.

I built as I went, positioning the wheel, shifter, and pedals while I went. It has a handle and wheels to move around and I made the stand up posts to wall mount a 42' tv to to be 'stand alone' in our downstairs family room. It's a bit thin around the thighs but I wanted to make it fit through doorways. End goal was a handbrake and for my 7yr old son to use it as well as me.īought a cheap bucket seat with sliders off ebay($80) bought a hydro hand brake off amazon ($30) and got to work building a frame. I saw others modding to make it work and figured why not figure it out.

I liked the logitech price point but it didn't have a handbrake. Project was to build an 'inexpensive' setup that the family could use.

Xbox one handbrake