Logitech G920 G29 DIY Quick Release - Custom / Aftermarket Wheels

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**This is very much a work in progress! I don't currently have access to a 3d printer, so I have not been able to verify that these parts work. Hence also the photos being taken from amstudio's video. Please, if you do make this, let me know about any issues you encounter! I will update this once I get it tested.** This is a set of DIY quick release adaptors for use with a Logitech g920 or g29 wheel, the idea being based heavily off [amstudio](https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCQS1ZB3BVSrBo3tCs7PyfxQ)'s design. I have, however, modelled this entirely from scratch, without ever having access to the original design files. As such, it is not a remix, but a *heavily influenced* piece of work. There is also an adaptor for the original wheel too, so you could use this even if you have no aftermarket wheels. This could be helpful if you need to pack the rig away into a smaller space, you can just take the wheel off. As always, feel free to remix, or edit. But no commercial use, or incompatible licences. And, like all my designs, this has and will never have any sort of branding or annoying watermarks. #Included Included are three separate files. The one named "base" is what attaches to the Logitech hub. The one marked "Logitech WS" is for using the original wheel with this adaptor. The one marked "70mm WS" should fit any steering wheels with a 6-bolt 70mm connection type. #What you need You will need: - a bike quick release adaptor like [this](https://www.amazon.co.uk/Aluminum-Bicycle-Seatpost-Release-31-8MM/dp/B071WNK74N/). - A Logitech g920 or g29 racing wheel. - A set of screwdrivers and stuff. IDK the exact screws off the top of my head, but I'll update this list. - An aftermarket wheel (if you are planning on using it) #Instructions You need to tear down the device, taking out the wheel itself, then replacing everything. A guide can be found [here](https://youtu.be/Y0gC-2-YlfM). Please be aware, this guide is for adding a hub adaptor, and the only the first part of the video is relevant to you. You do not need to watch any farther than 1:45. Instructions for mounting the adaptor on the base, and the second piece to the logitech wheel, or any other wheel can be found [here](https://youtu.be/ID1uhk6Dd4g). Good luck, and happy racing!