Clamp them together and drill 8mm holes through both so the holes line up.ġ0) Use the top panel as a guide to drill through the middle packing piece.ġ1) Countersink the front and middle holes on the upper side of the top panel. This is to make sure the surface which sits on the desk is smooth, with no bolt heads poking out to scratch up your desk top.ħ) The front holes are used to bolt through the top panel, a middle ‘packing’ piece of ply the same thickness as your desk, and the bottom panel.Ĩ) The middle holes are go through the top and bottom panels, and will have the bolts with wing nuts this provides the clamping action to secure the mount to the desk.ĩ) Line up the top and bottom panels at the front. If you have large fingers, consider making these larger!ģ) For the Logitech G27 Wheel it is critical that the hard mount holes are 126mm from the front of the top panel, and 68mm wide.Ĥ) For the Logitech G27 Shifter it is critical that the hard mount holes are 36mm from the front of the top panel, and 82mm wide.ĥ) Drill the hard mount holes 8mm diameterĦ) Countersink the Wheel and Shifter hard mount holes on the underside of the top panel. Note that the cut outs in the middle of the Top and Bottom panels are to allow access to the connectors for power, the shifter and pedals.
You may want to reposition the shifter to a location. The 4x M6 bolts need to be at least 10mm longer than this number: In my case: (12mm x2) + 19mm = 44mmĢ) mark out and cut the ply according to the template. Make sure you get the right bolt lengths, you will need: (Ply Thickness x2) + Desk thickness. 1) Measure the thickness of your desk top, make sure there isn’t a rail under the desk that will clash with the underside of the mount.
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