The easyrace set on a desk: the printed steering wheel, the three pedals on their base plate and the H-pattern shifter

easyracea fully 3D printed sim racing setup

Steering wheel, pedals and shifter, printed at home. It goes together without a single screw, nut, bearing or spring. Coming 28 October.

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Top view of the 3D printed DJC-DIY controller on a desk, with the Mixxx DJ software shown above it and a laptop beside it

DJC-DIYan open-source DIY DJ controller

You can make it at home without special tools, skill or knowledge. It works with Mixxx, open-source DJ software. A preview, detailed build tutorial, and professional DJ demo are available on YouTube.

If you do not have access to a 3D printer, the printed parts can be ordered from PCBWay.

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DJ Tweety mixing behind a DJ booth with a laptop, between two large speakers

DJ Tweetyputs DJC-DIY to the test

Can a DJ controller you make at home keep up with a professional DJ? Watch the demo and see how DJC-DIY holds up in the hands of a pro.

@dj.tweety @ddj-tweety
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DJC-DIY, printed in black, standing alone on dark cloth in dim light

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DJC-DIY is free and open source, and it will stay that way. If you’d like to support it, you can do so on Ko-fi. It helps keep this and future open-source projects going.

What’s new

The easyrace set on a desk: the printed steering wheel, the three pedals on their base plate and the H-pattern shifter
easysteer, the printed steering wheel, seen from the front: black rim, grey spokes and the MandićLab logo on the hub
easydrive, the three printed pedals on their textured base, with the green, red and blue printed springs behind them
The easyshift H-pattern shifter seen from the front, with the shift gate below the lever

easyrace coming 28th October!

Three days left. A whole sim racing setup printed at home: steering wheel, pedals and shifter. It goes together without a single screw, nut, bearing or spring. See the teaser on YouTube.

DJ Tweety mixing behind a DJ booth, a laptop on one side of him and DJC-DIY on the other

A pro DJ plays on DJC-DIY!

Can a controller you make at home keep up with a professional DJ? DJ Tweety took DJC-DIY behind the decks. Watch the demo on YouTube and see how it holds up in the hands of a pro.

The two DJC-DIY versions side by side, seen from above: the earlier white print on the left, the new black v1.1.0 on the right
Close-up of the jog wheel, the earlier version on the left and the new one on the right
Close-up of the tempo fader and the deck buttons, the earlier version on the left and the new one on the right
Close-up of the knobs between the jog wheels, the earlier version on the left and the new one on the right

DJC-DIY v1.1.0 is here!

All 3D models rebuilt from scratch. No more screws: every part snaps together, and different Pro Micro variants simply click into a universal socket. Plus new feet, a simpler schematic, new firmware and a license that keeps every derivative open source.

If you don’t have access to a 3D printer, you can order the printed parts from PCBWay.

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