How did I made the PCB for the Steering PAD 900-F

Video 4 about the making of the PCB for the Steering PAD 900-F. 00:00:21 - DISCLAIMER (Very important) DIAGRAM 00:01:41 - The diagram 00:02:18 - How to read the diagram BOARD 00:05:17 - Cutting the boards 00:14:31 - Sanding the boards 00:17:17 - Drilling the boards WIRES 00:18:28 - The wires 00:22:33 - Isolating the copper tracks 00:25:43 - Ensuring isolation TOP BOARD ASSEMBLY 00:26:54 - Connector pins for the boards 00:30:03 - Top Board: Soldering the pins 00:34:36 - Top Board: Soldering the wires 00:36:49 - Top Board: Soldering the resistors 00:40:56 - Top Board: Soldering the tactile button 00:42:19 - Top Board: Soldering the display 00:45:49 - Top Board: Soldering the switches BOTTOM BOARD ASSEMBLY 00:47:30 - Bottom Board: Soldering the wires 00:47:49 - Bottom Board: Soldering the resistors 00:48:12 - Bottom Board: Soldering the horizontal connectors 00:51:48 - Bottom Board: Board connectors 00:54:58 - Bottom Board: Soldering the capacitor 00:57:54 - Bottom Board: Add the Pro Micro 01:00:53 - Bottom Board: DVR8838 and ADS1115 orientation 01:03:33 - Bottom Board: Soldering the ADS1115 01:06:13 - Force Feedback 01:06:32 - Bottom Board: Soldering the Pololu DRV8838 SENSOR BOARDS 01:09:49 - Hall sensors orientation 01:10:36 - Steering Board: Soldering the steering hall sensor 01:13:39 - Pedals Board: Soldering the brake hall sensor 01:15:59 - Pedals Board: Soldering the accelerator hall sensor MOTOR 01:17:18 - Motor: Soldering the wires and the capacitor TURNING SIGNAL BOARD 01:20:17 - Turning signal board WIRE'S CONNECTORS 01:23:10 - Clamp the connectors 01:26:13 - Pins Order: Steering sensor 01:27:10 - Pins Order: Brake pedal sensor 01:27:51 - Pins Order: Accelerator pedal sensor 01:28:36 - Pins Order: Force feedback motor 01:29:00 - Pins Order: Turn signal switch TESTING THE BOARDS 01:29:58 - Testing the boards 01:35:27 - Final Cards All boards were designed to be easily made at home with simple tools. It's a process that will take some hours to recreate and all care is advised. In the project files you have the PDF with the diagram shown in the video. ____________________ PROJECT FILES https://www.printables.com/model/1223... ____________________ CREDITS The software is composed by libraries from other developers. Without them, this project wouldn't be possible. ADS1115 Library - Rob Tillaart and other contributors on https://github.com/RobTillaart/ADS1X15 ArduinoJoystickWithFFBLibrary - York Law and other contributors on https://github.com/YukMingLaw/Arduino... SSD1306Ascii Library - Bill Greiman and other contributors on https://github.com/greiman/SSD1306Ascii ____________________ 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.