What did I need to make the Steering PAD 900-F

Video 2 about the Steering PAD 900-F and the tools and parts needed to build the controller. ERRORS IN THE VIDEO: (CORRECTIONS) 5:42 - The correct display is OLED 128x32 (wrong voice over) 12:38 - The 3th sprint is 25mm in length (wrong voice over) 7:56 - I mention a 100uF and the list has a 10uF. It's ok. Both work. Follow the list. TIME STAMPS 0:27 - Tools and Materials 3:19 - Electronic components 3:36 - Pro Micro 4:47 - Pololu DRV 8838 5:07 - Analog to Digital Converter ADS1115 5:38 - OLED Display 128x32 (in the video I say 128x64 - it's wrong) 5:57 - Other electronic components 8:01 - PCB Board (Line by line) 9:00 - Wires 9:11 - Connectors 10:36 - Motor 10:54 - Mechanical components 13:55 - Budget and list of materials 14:48 - Conclusion (Gameplay of Motor Town) 15:37 - Final Cards ____________________ PARTS LIST Get the full list of materials from the next link: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/... ____________________ CORRECTIONS 19x M3 5mm screws (not 17) 1x Multimeter to test the electronics (not mentioned in the video) ____________________ PROJECT FILES https://www.printables.com/model/1223... ____________________ DISCLAIMER This is a personal project that I’m sharing for educational and demonstration purposes. I’m documenting and explaining how I built it, but if you decide to replicate or adapt this project, you do so at your own risk. I cannot take responsibility for any damage, injury, or issues that may occur during the construction, modification, or use of the device. Make sure to handle all tools and electronic components carefully, follow basic safety procedures, and double-check everything before powering up. If you’re unsure about any step or component, feel free to ask questions in the comments — I’ll do my best to help. ____________________ COMMUNITY CONTRIBUTIONS DISCLAIMER Comment with care! By commenting, ideas, modifications or similar purpose texts in this comment section, you agree that your contributions are freely provided under an open-source spirit. Your ideas are freely usable by others (including the creator) for any purpose, without restriction or expectations. The creator and community assume no liability for the implementation of user-suggested designs, as they are public and free contributions.