Cybertruck turning stalk - DIY 3D Print

[dpoll995]

PLA matte, its holding up pretty well, but I know its not ideal for hot cars. I might try other materials if this one falls apart.

im drying out some black ABS now, that im gonna use. im new to printing so hopefully it works

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[2me]

I 3D printed a toggle switch for the turning signal buttons on a Cybertruck. Because it lacks a turning stalk this helps to emulate one.

3D print STL file: https://www.cybertruckownersclub.com/forum/attachments/cybertruckturningstalkjoystick-stl.109077/

Maybe instead of a round knob,
You could have a square on its side with the corner pointing up and down for the Left and Right?

 

[OldDirtyRobot]

 

[dalton108]

 

[DFeredinos]

Man I’m so constantly impressed by folks on here.

 

[ChiTownCT]

Man I’m so constantly impressed by folks on here.

Human ingenuity at it finest..

 

[Sandman1962]

I just printed and installed. I think I am really going to like this! I put mine over to the far left edge allowing my big fat thumb to left and right click the scroll wheel easier. Thank you!!

 

[Boyne]

Man I’m so constantly impressed by folks on here.

I 3D printed a toggle switch for the turning signal buttons on a Cybertruck. Because it lacks a turning stalk this helps to emulate one.

3D print STL file: https://www.cybertruckownersclub.com/forum/attachments/cybertruckturningstalkjoystick-stl.109077/

How do you attach it to the steering wheel?

 

[Sandman1962]

How do you attach it to the steering wheel?

I just used some 3M foam tape. It would seem to work well for a trial run and if necessary I could use some stronger adhesive.

 

[SONNYDUT]

It's funny how some people are refusing the change.

 

[Pops]

It's funny how some people are refusing the change.

I used the buttons as they are for over a year. I prefer the natural motion of a up/down toggle. Its not about refusing to change, its about considering one method superior to another.

 

[Sandman1962]

It's funny how some people are refusing the change.

I’m not exactly “refusing the change…” I’m open to trying new things and seeing what I prefer. And at first blush, I think I’ll like this change to the joystick. I can activate with my palm as well as my thumb. This allows different hand positions on the yoke. Really, I like to have FSD do all the turn signaling for me, really embracing change!

I think this is a great option for those so inclined. Thank you again to the OP!

 

[EWELON]

great idea! wanted to get one, but was worried about the reach around to the volume and track button which I use a lot. so: I now just pretend like its there, which makes it easier to figure out which button to “press” which is what I was doing before discovering this product. now I “swipe” for the right signal as if this widget is attached and it basically is like its on there and im using it!

again, great idea.

 

[ModelXer]

I 3D printed a toggle switch for the turning signal buttons on a Cybertruck. Because it lacks a turning stalk this helps to emulate one.

3D print STL file: https://www.cybertruckownersclub.com/forum/attachments/cybertruckturningstalkjoystick-stl.109077/

Damn! That is clever!

 

[DoberManPin-Sure]

It's funny how some people are refusing the change.

And, ironically, you seem to be refusing this change to the change.

A year and a half and over 20K miles later and I still f-up my signaling from time to time. Worse, I instead sometimes light the vehicle in front of me up (hitting my brights by mistake). In Texas, that can get you shot at . . . requiring return fire and the engagement of criminal defense counsel if you survive. The 3D printed "turn signal" seems the cheaper, wiser option.

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