Description

Turn your old keyboard into a cool gaming device!

Gaming pedals are a special device that helps you immerse yourself in the gameplay and make it easier. You can relieve your hands from pressing buttons by using your feet to press certain buttons. This allows you to focus your fingers on the most important buttons of your character. You no longer need to play the "piano." You'll make fewer mistakes when playing complex characters!

Who needs pedals?

For fans of complex characters that require a lot of button pressing.

For people with physical disabilities.

For geeks.

For streamers.

For anyone who wants to immerse themselves deeper in the game.

What games are the pedals suitable for?

 First of all, for MOBA games

 MMO RPG

 Any other genres of PC games.

 You can assign any game option to the pedals: crosshair, microphone, chat, and more.

 Your imagination is the only limit.

How do the pedals work?

The pedals are a second keyboard that uses only a few keys.

Wires are soldered to the keyboard chip, which are closed by industrial M22-K10 (NO) contact blocks.

What interesting features do the pedals have?

1. The most important feature is the ability to place up to three buttons under one pedal, which are always pressed in a specific sequence. It's like a macro, but not software-based, but mechanical! It's not a cheat!

2. The model is designed for the most comfortable use. The foot is not hanging, but is comfortably placed on the platform and ready to press the pedal at any time. This also helps to avoid accidentally pressing the pedal.

3. It is possible to adjust the distance between the pedals according to the user's preferences.

4 .The design is foldable for easy transportation and storage.

5. Simple assembly without the use of additional screws. Just print and assemble!

6. Any keyboard can be used for assembly. It can be wired or wireless.

What do I need to assemble it?

1. Eaton Moeller contact block 22m-k10 – 6 pieces

2. Any keyboard

3. Silicone-sheathed wires 0.06mm2

The history of the pedals.

I made the first pedals in 2013, before I even knew about 3D printing. I played Dota2 on these pedals. It was just a keyboard with all the buttons disabled except for the ones I needed.

https://vk.com/album6725006_171115322?z=photo6725006_298928591%2Falbum6725006_171115322%2Frev

A little later in 2016, I made the pedals out of metal.

https://vk.com/album6725006_171115322?z=photo6725006_412601631%2Falbum6725006_171115322%2Frev

I even tried crowdfunding with this idea, but the project didn't take off due to poor advertising.

https://boomstarter.ru/projects/492769/kibersportivnye_pedali

And if someone says that I stole the idea from someone, just look at the dates in the links above.

https://youtu.be/H3CGL_Lqmm8?si=lsAItJZ-qJW4sPxf

Now that I've learned about 3D printing, I'm ready to share my idea with you! If you find any errors in the models or have any suggestions, please feel free to contact me!