How to transfer full color prints on to your 3D printed parts Jason Winfield 2026-09-23 | How to transfer full color prints on to your 3D printed parts
I Put a REAL Car Dashbaord in My Sim Rig! #canbus #simracing #beamngdrive #beamng #simhub Jason Winfield 2025-02-24 | ...
I Salvaged a Dash Cluster for My Sim Rig – Here’s How! Jason Winfield 2025-02-22 | In this video we hook up the salvaged dash to BeamNG using SimHub and CanbusGet the handbrake here, for a short time this includes the pedals: patreon.com/jwinfield/shop/simulator-pedal-handbrake-build-guide-93808Homepage: jasonwinfield.nzFacebook: facebook.com/jasonwinfieldnzInstagram: instagram.com/jasonwinfieldnzTwitter: twitter.com/JasonWinfieldNZTikTok: tiktok.com/@jasonwinfieldnzCults3D: cults3d.com/en/users/jasonwinfieldnz/creations
No CANBUS IDs, No Problem | Reverse Engineering a Dash Cluster Jason Winfield 2025-02-07 | In this video we persuade my salvaged Mazda dash to work by flooding it with commands. I step through the process I used to find all the CANBUS features of the dash so I can control the lights and dials. In the next video we will hook it up to SIMHUB and play games using live telemetry! Files can be found here: patreon.com/posts/getting-started-121749254 Homepage: jasonwinfield.nzFacebook: facebook.com/jasonwinfieldnzInstagram: instagram.com/jasonwinfieldnzTwitter: twitter.com/JasonWinfieldNZTikTok: tiktok.com/@jasonwinfieldnz
Getting Started With Automotive CANBUS Jason Winfield 2025-01-25 | In this video I go over getting started with CANBUS in an attempt to add a regular dash cluster to a sim game. Once I get full communication I will use Simhub to make the dash work. If you have a Mazda 2 or Demio and CANBUS logs please let me know!01:40 Finding the power input lines04:56 Finding the CANBUS lines06:40 Communicating over CANBUSCAN Commander can be found here: github.com/MatthewKuKanich/CAN_CommanderSupport the channel and buy a guide: patreon.com/jwinfield/shopHomepage: jasonwinfield.nzFacebook: facebook.com/jasonwinfieldnzInstagram: instagram.com/jasonwinfieldnzTwitter: twitter.com/JasonWinfieldNZTikTok: tiktok.com/@jasonwinfieldnzCults3D: cults3d.com/en/users/jasonwinfieldnz/creations
Retro Speedo Clock | One day build Jason Winfield 2025-01-17 | In this video I make a retro clock based off my first car, a Mk 1 Ford Escort.I use a Pi Pico W to check the time on a Real Time Clock and stepper motors to move the dials.Shop: patreon.com/jwinfield/shopHomepage: jasonwinfield.nzFacebook: facebook.com/jasonwinfieldnzInstagram: instagram.com/jasonwinfieldnzTwitter: twitter.com/JasonWinfieldNZTikTok: tiktok.com/@jasonwinfieldnzCults3D: cults3d.com/en/users/jasonwinfieldnz/creations
Wiring a Motorized Car Seat For Your Sim Rig Jason Winfield 2024-12-19 | In this video, I show you how to convert an electric car seat to work in your house—perfect for a DIY sim racing setup! These seats are affordable and easy to find; I picked mine up for just $50 from Facebook Marketplace. It’s from a 2007 Subaru Legacy and even has electric motors for adjustable positioning.I’ll walk you through the process of safely powering the seat using a repurposed PC power supply. If you’ve got an old desktop lying around, chances are it has a 12V power supply that can provide enough amps to get the job done. I used a breakout board to simplify the wiring, but you can also rig up your own connections if you’re comfortable with it.We’ll test the seat’s motors, identify the key wiring, and avoid unnecessary complexities like airbags or seatbelt sensors. Finally, I'll explain how to safely mount and use the seat in your setup while ensuring it doesn’t draw too much power or risk blowing a fuse.Whether you’re looking to upgrade your sim racing rig or just reuse an electric car seat for a home project, this video has everything you need to get started!My shop: patreon.com/jwinfield/shopHomepage: jasonwinfield.nzFacebook: facebook.com/jasonwinfieldnzInstagram: instagram.com/jasonwinfieldnzTwitter: twitter.com/JasonWinfieldNZTikTok: tiktok.com/@jasonwinfieldnzCults3D: cults3d.com/en/users/jasonwinfieldnz/creations
Super simple #metaquest2 mount #lasercutting Jason Winfield 2024-12-03 | Get the file here patreon.com/jwinfield/shop/meta-quest-compact-mount-laser-cut-file-743940
Arcade controller for the Nintendo switch #arcadecontroller #retrogaming Jason Winfield 2024-10-28 | ...
DIY Bluetooth Controller for Switch or PC Jason Winfield 2024-10-26 | In this video we build a Arcade controller for the Nintendo Switch.Files here: patreon.com/jwinfield/shop/arcade-project-591529Homepage: jasonwinfield.nzFacebook: facebook.com/jasonwinfieldnzInstagram: instagram.com/jasonwinfieldnzTwitter: twitter.com/JasonWinfieldNZTikTok: tiktok.com/@jasonwinfieldnzCults3D: cults3d.com/en/users/jasonwinfieldnz/creations
Mortal kombat inspired arcade stick for your switch Jason Winfield 2024-10-13 | In this video I purchase a third party controller to make my arcade style button box for the switch. patreon.com/jwinfieldHomepage: jasonwinfield.nzFacebook: facebook.com/jasonwinfieldnzInstagram: instagram.com/jasonwinfieldnzTwitter: twitter.com/JasonWinfieldNZTikTok: tiktok.com/@jasonwinfieldnzCults3D: cults3d.com/en/users/jasonwinfieldnz/creations
DIY WIRELESS Nintendo Switch controller Jason Winfield 2024-10-01 | I am making a Mortal Combat cabinet for a Nintendo switch. As part of that I would like to make the wireless controllers rather than cut up proper units. In this video we discover a project that should do the job for us. I gave a pretty poor explanation of building the firmware. If there is sufficient interest in this video I will retrace my steps and publish a proper step-by-step. In the video I wrongly mention ISP-IDF, this is of course ESP-IDF which can be found here: dl.espressif.com/dl/esp-idf/?idf=4.4Handheld legend can be found here: github.com/HandHeldLegendFree handbrake STL with my sim pedals: patreon.com/jwinfieldHomepage: jasonwinfield.nzFacebook: facebook.com/jasonwinfieldnzInstagram: instagram.com/jasonwinfieldnzTwitter: twitter.com/JasonWinfieldNZTikTok: tiktok.com/@jasonwinfieldnzCults3D: cults3d.com/en/users/jasonwinfieldnz/creations
DIY Automotive gauges Jason Winfield 2024-09-26 | In this video I assemble my F40 dash for my sim rig using stepper motors from a regular car dash. During the video I refer the the stepper motors as 127x they are of course x27. Get your free STLs here: patreon.com/jwinfieldHomepage: jasonwinfield.nzFacebook: facebook.com/jasonwinfieldnzInstagram: instagram.com/jasonwinfieldnzTwitter: twitter.com/JasonWinfieldNZTikTok: tiktok.com/@jasonwinfieldnzCults3D: cults3d.com/en/users/jasonwinfieldnz/creations
BeamNG Mechanical Boost Gauge - Free download Jason Winfield 2024-09-01 | In this video we build a boost gauge for the F40 dash. Follow along with the free files linked below. The free Patreon tier will always be free. Should you decide to be a paying member to help the channel out you will of course pay a small donation. If you are just interested in the files for this project and aren't already a member follow the link and click on Free membership, then check the members feed. patreon.com/jwinfieldHomepage: jasonwinfield.nzFacebook: facebook.com/jasonwinfieldnzInstagram: instagram.com/jasonwinfieldnzTwitter: twitter.com/JasonWinfieldNZTikTok: tiktok.com/@jasonwinfieldnzCults3D: cults3d.com/en/users/jasonwinfieldnz/creations
That took longer than expected.#automobile #simracingsetup #arduino #gaming Jason Winfield 2024-08-24 | ...
Laser made Tachometer: The Coolest Way to Measure RPM Jason Winfield 2024-08-11 | I am up to constructing my analog gauges with a tribute to a special car. No code this time, here is the one from the last video: Link to follow along guide: jasonwinfield.nz/using-the-x27-168-stepper-motor-with-a-raspberry-pi-pico-and-l298n-motor-driverPatreon: patreon.com/jwinfield (free membership with free 3d files)Homepage: jasonwinfield.nzFacebook: facebook.com/jasonwinfieldnzInstagram: instagram.com/jasonwinfieldnzTwitter: twitter.com/JasonWinfieldNZTikTok: tiktok.com/@jasonwinfieldnzCults3D: cults3d.com/en/users/jasonwinfieldnz/creations
DIY Analog Gauges for Sim Racing: Wiring and Testing with Stepper Motors! Jason Winfield 2024-08-06 | The next step in building analog gauges for my sim racing setup is to get the automotive stepper motors working. In this video we go though getting the x27.168 stepper motors up and running with Pi Pico. Link to follow along guide: jasonwinfield.nz/using-the-x27-168-stepper-motor-with-a-raspberry-pi-pico-and-l298n-motor-driverPatreon: patreon.com/jwinfield (free membership with free 3d files)Homepage: jasonwinfield.nzFacebook: facebook.com/jasonwinfieldnzInstagram: instagram.com/jasonwinfieldnzTwitter: twitter.com/JasonWinfieldNZTikTok: tiktok.com/@jasonwinfieldnzCults3D: cults3d.com/en/users/jasonwinfieldnz/creations
Getting started with SimHub Jason Winfield 2024-08-03 | In this video, I explore how to translate game telemetry into physical motor movement for analog gauges. I provide a brief introduction to SimHub and show how to set up custom serial devices. Whether you're building your own DIY sim racing setup or just curious about the technical side, this video covers the basics you need to get started.You can download SimHub here: simhubdash.com/download-2My article if you are following along can be found here: jasonwinfield.nz/introducing-simhub-with-games-harnessing-the-power-of-custom-serial-dataHomepage: jasonwinfield.nzFacebook: facebook.com/jasonwinfieldnzInstagram: instagram.com/jasonwinfieldnzTwitter: twitter.com/JasonWinfieldNZTikTok: tiktok.com/@jasonwinfieldnzCults3D: cults3d.com/en/users/jasonwinfieldnz/creations
lets go old skool. On the road to adding analog gauges to the simrig #simracing #arduino Jason Winfield 2024-08-01 | ...
Unlocking the Secrets of the Button Box Jason Winfield 2024-07-28 | Just some more details on the recent button box build using infra red LEDs, multiplexor and ESP32.Homepage: jasonwinfield.nzfacebook.com/jasonwinfieldnzInstagram: instagram.com/jasonwinfieldnzTwitter: twitter.com/JasonWinfieldNZTikTok: tiktok.com/@jasonwinfieldnzCults3D: cults3d.com/en/users/jasonwinfieldnz/creations
DIY Button Box: Ultimate $20 StreamDeck Alternative Jason Winfield 2024-07-08 | Are you looking for an inexpensive alternative to a Steam Deck for your sim racing setup? In this video I will show you how to build your own custom button box using infrared sensors, Neopixel LEDs, and an ESP32, all communicating seamlessly via Bluetooth. Let's get into it!In this video, I will walk you through the process of building and configuring a versatile button box for sim racing. Button boxes are usually the DIYer's first mod due to their relatively simple construction, making this project perfect for beginners. Whether you're new to DIY electronics or a seasoned pro, this project is both fun and functional.Patreon: patreon.com/jwinfield (free membership with free 3d files)Homepage: jasonwinfield.nzFacebook: facebook.com/jasonwinfieldnzInstagram: instagram.com/jasonwinfieldnzTwitter: twitter.com/JasonWinfieldNZTikTok: tiktok.com/@jasonwinfieldnz
Calibrating DIY Sim pedals Jason Winfield 2024-05-24 | Welcome to my tutorial on calibrating a sim pedal for car racing using an Arduino and a hall effect sensor! In this video, I will guide you through the entire process, from wiring to checking the magnet position, and finally, calibrating the pedal for optimal performance.In this video, you will learn:How to wire the sim pedal with an Arduino and a hall effect sensorHow to check and adjust the magnet position for accurate readingsStep-by-step instructions for calibrating the pedalTips and tricks for troubleshooting common issuesEnsuring smooth and precise pedal operation for the best racing experienceBy the end of this video, you will have a fully calibrated sim pedal ready for your racing setup. Make sure to watch the entire video for detailed explanations and demonstrations.If you have any questions or need further assistance, leave a comment below, and I'll be happy to help! Don't forget to like, subscribe, and hit the notification bell to stay updated with my latest tutorials and projects.Etsy: etsy.com/nz/shop/jwinfieldnzHomepage: jasonwinfield.nzInstagram: instagram.com/jasonwinfieldnzTwitter: twitter.com/JasonWinfieldNZTikTok: tiktok.com/@jasonwinfieldnzCults3D: cults3d.com/en/users/jasonwinfieldnz/creations
Getting started with the Arduino Joystick Library Jason Winfield 2024-05-24 | Welcome to my tutorial on getting started with the Arduino Joystick library! In this video, I will walk you through the basics of using the Arduino Joystick library to control various projects. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced maker, this guide will help you set up and calibrate your joystick quickly and easily.In this video, you will learn:How to install the Arduino Joystick libraryHow to connect your joystick to the ArduinoStep-by-step instructions for calibrating your joystickTroubleshooting tips and common issues If you have any questions or need further assistance, leave a comment below, and I'll be happy to help!Don't forget to like, subscribe, and hit the notification bell to stay updated with my latest tutorials and projects.Etsy: etsy.com/nz/shop/jwinfieldnzHomepage: jasonwinfield.nzInstagram: instagram.com/jasonwinfieldnzTwitter: twitter.com/JasonWinfieldNZTikTok: tiktok.com/@jasonwinfieldnzCults3D: cults3d.com/en/users/jasonwinfieldnz/creations
Learnin Laser EP1 | Creating SVGs with fusion360 Jason Winfield 2024-04-25 | Starting off on a the laser engraver adventure. Today we make our own SVGs in Fusion 360 and use Inkscape to compose our file to burn. Homepage: jasonwinfield.nzInstagram: instagram.com/jasonwinfieldnzTwitter: twitter.com/JasonWinfieldNZTikTok: tiktok.com/@jasonwinfieldnzCults3D: cults3d.com/en/users/jasonwinfieldnz/creations
Goodbye toner transfer. Laser engraving Printed Circuit Boards Jason Winfield 2024-04-21 | i recently aquired a laser engraver and my first test is to see if I can create PCB's with more reliablity than using the toner transfer method. My original toner transfer video: youtu.be/LrheAAnUpjsPatreon: patreon.com/jwinfield (free STLs!)Homepage: jasonwinfield.nzInstagram: instagram.com/jasonwinfieldnzTwitter: twitter.com/JasonWinfieldNZTikTok: tiktok.com/@jasonwinfieldnzCults3D: cults3d.com/en/users/jasonwinfieldnz/creations
ESP32 Capacitive and infared buttons Jason Winfield 2024-04-10 | In this video, I'll be showcasing a proof of concept (POC) for integrating ESP32 microcontrollers with touch and IR sensors, demonstrating their potential for a custom sim racing button box.Join me as I explore the capabilities of ESP32 microcontrollers and how they can be utilized alongside touch and IR sensors to create a responsive and versatile input solution for sim racing enthusiasts.Throughout the demonstration, I'll walk you through the setup process, from configuring GPIO pins to programming touch sensor sensitivity and calibrating IR sensors. This POC serves as a foundation for future development, providing insights into the feasibility and effectiveness of using these technologies in a button box application.While this video focuses on the technical aspects of the POC, stay tuned for future updates where I'll be expanding on this concept to create a fully functional sim racing button box. With your feedback and support, we'll continue to refine and enhance this project to deliver an immersive and enjoyable racing experience.Homepage: jasonwinfield.nzInstagram: instagram.com/jasonwinfieldnzTwitter: twitter.com/JasonWinfieldNZTikTok: tiktok.com/@jasonwinfieldnzCults3D: cults3d.com/en/users/jasonwinfieldnz/creations
Adding Bluetooth to the DIY Shifter Jason Winfield 2024-03-24 | Recently, I constructed my H-shifter but found it lacking wireless capability. This has been rectified by enhancing precision while simultaneously reducing costs.Homepage: jasonwinfield.nzInstagram: instagram.com/jasonwinfieldnzTwitter: twitter.com/JasonWinfieldNZTikTok: tiktok.com/@jasonwinfieldnzCults3D: cults3d.com/en/users/jasonwinfieldnz/creations
Getting started with QLC+ and WLED Jason Winfield 2024-03-21 | QLC+ is very powerful DMX software to drive lighting fixtures. In this video I get you up and running in this short tutorial. Homepage: jasonwinfield.nzInstagram: instagram.com/jasonwinfieldnzTwitter: twitter.com/JasonWinfieldNZTikTok: tiktok.com/@jasonwinfieldnzCults3D: cults3d.com/en/users/jasonwinfieldnz/creations
Build Your Own Manual Shifter for Sim Racing: Quick and Easy Tutorial Jason Winfield 2024-03-18 | In this video I build and h-shifter or sequential shifter for your racing sim games. It is a simple design that uses a xbox type thumbstick to set the gear postions. You can get the guide and STLs here: patreon.com/jwinfield/shop/h-shifter-build-guide-157432Homepage: jasonwinfield.nzInstagram: instagram.com/jasonwinfieldnzTwitter: twitter.com/JasonWinfieldNZTikTok: tiktok.com/@jasonwinfieldnzCults3D: cults3d.com/en/users/jasonwinfieldnz/creations
LED light tube, be the party. #wled #neopixel #googleassistant #alexa #DMX #philipshue #adafruit Jason Winfield 2024-01-17 | ...
Cut the Cords: Discover the Ultimate DIY Wireless Neopixel Tube Jason Winfield 2024-01-16 | This cool LED tube that anyone can make has multiple applications. Compatible with:Google AssistantAlexaPhilips HueDMXTo name a few check out my playlist for more details: youtube.com/playlist?list=PLM62U15FHlTY4sAUIHbWadQBOyw7X9gLrThe project requires the following: 18650 battery and holderESP-01 and WS2812 driver boardESP-01 programming jigHW107 battery chargerVisipak 34.42mm ID HW Tube 1220mmVisipak Tuff Pak Vinyl Cap 31.75mm Black1M of neopixelsPush button switchSTL's here: printables.com/model/724376-wireless-neopixel-tubeHomepage: jasonwinfield.nzInstagram: instagram.com/jasonwinfieldnzTikTok: tiktok.com/@jasonwinfieldnz
