Flag Dash
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64 LEDs behind a milky diffuser that show flags and your gear. Helps when there's a lot going on, so you don't miss the flag.
Made to order sim rig accessories. Every one tested before it ships.
What it looks like in a race.
Just the one for now, a flag panel for SimHub. Every one gets built and tested before it ships. Pre-orders are open, first batch goes out in . In stock.
A button box, a lap timer, a handbrake and shifter, and whatever I get into next. I film most of it, including the stuff that goes wrong.
Some browser games I made. Free, and they run right in the page. Nothing to do with sim racing.
Stuff I built because I wanted it. Some of it ends up for sale, and I film most of it.
Pre-orderFor sale
64 LEDs behind a milky diffuser that show flags and your gear. Helps when there's a lot going on, so you don't miss the flag.
In progress
16 Cherry MX switches and 4 encoders.
In progress
A 7-segment lap timer that sits on the rig, so your times are in view without a screen overlay.
In progress
3D-printed, read with Hall sensors, for rally and drift. Both bolt to 4040 extrusion.
In progress
A wall-mounted leaderboard for keeping track of which one of your friends has the fastest lap. It'll also pull data from Garage 61 for team rankings.
Builds, fails, and the odd thing that works first try.
Designed and 3D printed in British Columbia, Canada. Made for aluminum profile rigs: 40-series extrusion with an 8 mm slot.
8×8 RGB flag and gear panel for SimHub. One USB cable, mount and hardware included.
CAD $69
Also on the bench, not for sale yet: a button box, a lap timer, and a handbrake and sequential shifter. More about those.
The mount in the box fits my rig, but yours might need something different, so here are the others.
Other things I've designed. Free to download and print. Drag a preview to spin it.
Free tools I made for my own rig. They run in your browser, nothing to install and no sign-up.
The other stuff I make. They're free and play right in the page.
An idle game about gold mining on the Fraser River. Start with a pan, work up to a full operation. This is the demo.
Tower defence where the waves come at you from every side.
BuilderLab 3DP is a one-person shop in British Columbia, Canada. I design and 3D print hardware for aluminum profile sim rigs, starting with the Flag Dash. I build these one at a time and every one gets the hour-long test before it's boxed. Then it gets a serial number and I write down where it went. If you have a problem, email me. It's just me, so you'll get me.
I film most of what I make on YouTube: YouTube.