About DIY Sim Studio

How did DIY Sim Studio come about? Let’s go back to 2019, I wanted to build my own DIY pedal set but couldn’t find any quality plans. So, I came up with the idea of designing one myself; after two years of hard work and self-teaching, I was able to share the project with the community. That experience allowed me to go on to create new DIY projects, such as shifters, handbrakes, steering wheels, cockpits, and more.

And that is how DIY Sim Studio was born!

Building DIY Project is not always easy. The hardest parts were:

Designing parts strong enough for hard pressure and durability
A product whose parts are readily available, inexpensive, and can be purchased worldwide
Designing products that are easy for anyone to manufacture
Finding electronics solution
Writing clear assembly guide

Every mistake, failed prototype, and redesign helped improve the projects you see today.

DIY Sim Studio projects are used by sim racers all over the world.

More than 2,500 projects have been built
Sim racing YouTubers have reviewed the projects

Seeing my projects become part of sim racers’ setups is my greatest source of pride.

DIY SIM STUDIO PROJECT TIMELINE

2019

Learning and first drawing

Early Sim Racing Pedals drawing created. Self-taught learning of 3D CAD design, electronics, welding, mechanics, and some machining techniques (3D printing, laser cutting, CNC milling).

2020 & 2021

From Hobby to Project

Sharing Sim Racing Pedals WIP with other sim racers on Facebook and forums. First feedback, improvements, and community interest.

2022

Public Launch

DIY Sim Studio goes online. First downloadable Sim Racing Pedals CAD plans released.

2023

Growth & Refinement

Expansion of the catalog: 3D Printed Pedals, Shifters, Handbrake, Steering Wheels.

2024

Community & Recognition

2,000+ completed builds. Reviews from sim racing YouTubers and press coverage.

2025

New Designs & New Identity

Release of new 3D CAD plans for iconic steering wheels inspired by brands like AMG, Audi, and more. DIY Sim Studio also enters a new phase with a modernized website, a new logo, and an improved user experience.