Lol, thank you Hans:D

Well to work on those fantastic cockpits could be a real dream job:)

Where do I buy one MM?

and did you ever mount it for a PC?

This grip was made in my freetime for my own pleasure. I do not make any for sale. It is just too muach work, and would cost way too much.

It is ready to be connected and used on a PC joystick. All the buttons and wirings are there. I am working on a gimbal righ now, and I plan to put the grip on the top of it during this spring.

I will wait! It's very interesting to watch. Maybe pictures of my work will help - http://avia-sim.ru/forum/viewtopic.php?t=577&postdays=0&postorder=asc&start=240

Hi Baur,

I am a big fan of your work and I keep an eye on it
Wish we could communicate without google translate.

Yes, very sorry! For me, it is impossible to

I continue to work on KG13 -



This is a 3D printing. They need to make parts from plastic. If this works out well - do the rest.

Fascinating work and progress on these grips. The prospect of 3d printing for parts opens a whole world of possibilities for pit-builders.
Regards, Derek

That's right. Just a lot of money you need.

3D printing is a lot cheaper than having castings made and then machining them to tolerance.

g.

One form of silicone allows for 20 items. You can make 20 pieces KG13B !