January 12, 2025
Description
I had downloaded the long throttle plate for the P1000 pedals from this post here: https://makerworld.com/en/models/456344#profileId-364175 and I wanted to make a brake pedal that matched.
I have the Simagic P500 pedals, and the mounting hole pattern just happens to be exactly the same as the P1000 so this throttle pedal face fit perfectly but it needed a companion because it no longer matched the stock pedal faces. So I just whipped this design up real quick in OnShape and matched the general aesthetic of the throttle pedal face.
I used Overture Starry Blue PETG and some brand-less “silky silver” PETG from Amazon for the accents. They came out looking really nice and very nearly resemble powder coated metal. The most noticeable improvement, as someone who sim races in socks, is that these are no longer cold to the touch when you first start playing! I also appreciate the wider surface area for my foot on the brake pedal.
I made the 4 main faces Starry blue and then the chamfers and inside the holes are silky silver. Printed on a P1P with an AMS.
Printed with 6 walls for added strength and 15% gyroid infill.
I used Arachne to generate the walls and set 1 wall for top and bottom layers to help create the illusion that they are powder coated metal.
Make sure to print with the front facing down on a textured print bed for best results.
License:
Creative Commons — Attribution — Noncommercial — Share Alike