Assembling the CyberBrick Standard Controller
- Brian

- Aug 3
- 2 min read
Today we're diving into the world of remote control assembly with the Maker World Remote Control Kit. Just last week, we built a snazzy remote control forklift, an impressive kit, but without a controller, it's like having a toy with no batteries. Stick around until the end to see how we wire up the controller and get that forklift buzzing around. Spoiler alert: it’s going to be wheelie fun!
Supplies Needed
H2D Printer Parts for the CyberBrick Official Standard Controller
CyberBrick Beginner Kit (You only need 1 kit to build the forklift and controller.)
H1.5 Hex Bit
Super Glue
3x AAA Batteries
Skills Leveled-Up Today
Assembly of 3D Parts and Electronics
Avoiding Super Glue on Fingers
Building the Controller
Let’s Glue
I like to start with gluing anything I can so it can dry before I start my assembly. No one likes their fingers getting stuck together with super glue!
Glue the following:



Wiring Up the Transmitter Module
Skip to the step showing the entire wiring schematic. Plug in the cables and components as illustrated. Be careful though, the plugs only work one way. If you are having trouble plugging them in, turn them around (just like you would with some USB plugs).
The orange joystick module wires on one side crisscross before being plugged in. Be sure to not miss this!

Fastening the Electronics
This step is straightforward. Following the instructions you can see where each component goes.

Covering Everything Up
Install the rest of the 3D Print using the M2.5 screws.









Task Complete!
Congratulations! You've successfully transformed a pile of parts into a fully functioning remote controller ready for forklift adventures. This controller is also functional for a variety of other CyberBrick vehicles and contraptions so explore and build-on!

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