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FAQ — Frequently Asked Questions
Find answers to common questions about our products, services, and policies.
DIY Sim Studio is a platform dedicated to DIY sim racing hardware.
We design and sell CAD plans and guides that allow sim racers to build their own steering wheels, pedals, shifters, and accessories — inspired by real motorsport hardware.
We design and sell CAD plans and guides that allow sim racers to build their own steering wheels, pedals, shifters, and accessories — inspired by real motorsport hardware.
No.
Most projects are designed to be accessible to beginners, with clear geometry, logical assembly, and step-by-step documentation.
If you can:
- Use basic hand tools
- Follow instructions
- Take your time
You can build these projects.
Yes.
You can:
- Ask questions in the Help & Questions section of the product
- Contact us directly
- Send us an mail at: info@diysimstudio.com
You’re never building alone.
You receive a digital download that may include:
- CAD files (STL / DXF / PDF / STEP depending on the project)
- Assembly guides
- Electronics diagrams
- Shopping list for parts
- Configuration tips
Everything you need to build at your own pace.
All products are digital CAD plans, not physical hardware.
This gives you:
- Total freedom in fabrication
- Lower cost than branded hardware
- The ability to customize and repair your setup
Free plans are great to start — and some are available on DIY Sim Studio too.
Paid plans offer:
- Refined design & tested geometry
- Realistic feel and durability
- Clear documentation
- Ongoing improvements
- Personal support if needed
You pay for quality, reliability, and time saved.
However, be aware that the quality of the DIY Sim Studio free CAD plans is equivalent to that of the paid plans.
Depending on the project, you can use:
- 3D printing
- CNC machining
- Laser cutting
- Manual fabrication (metal / wood)
Each product page clearly states the recommended methods.
Yes.
DIY Sim Studio hardware is designed to work with standard USB controllers, making it compatible with:
- Assetto Corsa / EVO / Rallye
- iRacing
- Automobilista 1 & 2
- rFactor 2
- RaceRoom RE
- Dirt 1 & 2
…and most other PC sim racing titles.
There is no official compatibility with game consoles (Playstation, XBOX, Switch), although it is technically feasible, our plans are intended for PC.
Basic electronics understanding helps, but it’s not mandatory.
Wiring diagrams and component lists are provided, and most projects rely on:
- Arduino / USB boards
- Buttons and MicroSwitch
- Potentiometers and Loadcells
Support is available if you get stuck.
Absolutely.
Customization is a core part of the DIY philosophy:
- Materials
- Finishes
- Button layouts
- Stiffness and resistance
- Ergonomics
You build it your way.
No.
All CAD files are sold for personal use only.
Commercial use, resale, or redistribution is not permitted.
Due to the digital nature of the products, refunds are not available once files are downloaded.
If you’re unsure, feel free to contact me before purchasing.