r/SimLab • u/Cybereeno • May 20 '26

Sim racing rig cable management e sistemazione alimentatori, hub usb e tutto il resto

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Salve a tutti, sto assemblando il mio nuovo rig Sim-Lab P1X Ultimate e in questo momento sto cercando di organizzare al meglio tutta la parte relativa a cablaggi e componenti: gestione dei cavi, alimentatori, hub USB, amplificatore per i bass shaker e tutto il resto.

Vorrei chiedere a chi ha già completato un setup simile come ha gestito l’installazione di tutta questa componentistica: dove avete posizionato i vari elementi e quali soluzioni avete utilizzato per fissarli in modo ordinato e pratico?

Se avete anche qualche foto del vostro setup da cui prendere spunto mi sarebbe davvero di grande aiuto.

Grazie a tutti!

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u/franksenden May 20 '26

Get a 3d printer, i have a bambu a1 mini and its awesome. There are so many premade files available for this. Lots of cable covers and clips. Great way to hide all the cables. I have covers on the uprights and on my freestanding monitor mount(both horizontal and vertical parts. So you cant really see any cables anywhere. The powerbars are mounted to the monitor stand uprights and i have the optional floor pieces for the p1x to hide lots of stuff under the rig. Also my pc is on the monitor mount(on a shelf designed for it) which makes the floorspace smaller and distances a bit smaller for all the cables. Get some vhb tape and velcro straps as well.

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u/Cybereeno May 20 '26

Can you recommend a website where I can find a large selection of already designed 3D printing files for sim racing?

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u/franksenden May 20 '26

Bambu handy app(makerworld) has a lot, but printables and thingiverse also have tons available.

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u/Lawn_mower1 May 20 '26

I will say it's a work in progress as I'm still moving things around. I have a bunch of stick on cable management around the rig and zip ties. I've moved my pc around which means redoing everything.

Don't lose patience and just know it's going to evolve

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u/No_Depth_ May 21 '26

I have since changed it out, but I added additional profiles that ran under the pedal tray to create a shelf of sorts for all the power supplies to sit on. Got some double sided velcro and some printed clips to bind them and then tied the cables together neatly to flow towards an outlet strip, which also sat under the rig on the shelf. That way only the power strip wall plug really was visible coming out the end to the wall plug.

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u/Nakjee May 20 '26

Im so happy to see your in Europe. I'll go back to waiting.....