Bracket for original Fanatec axle collar which should prevent the axle from slipping out while driving resulting in wheel disconnect.

YOU WILL NEED:

PETG or ABS printer
6pc M6x40 inbus crews (DIN 912)
4pc M6 nuts (DIN 934)
2pc M8x45 inbus screw (DIN 912) (8x50 is also fine)
2pc M8 nuts (DIN 985 - self locking) (DIN 934 is also fine)
optional - M6 screw tap for two excentered holes - not necessary

1 - Press the original collar inside base part. Press it inside really good!
2 - Put the damn thing together using 2 M8 screws and only 4 M6 screw around center hole leaving the two holes for M6 screws on the right side empty.
3 - Leave more than 5 mm between collar part and jaws.
4 - Push it on the wheel base.
5 - Push axle inside.
6 - Tighten the collar part pushed ALL THE WAY in.
7 - Tighten the jaws and make sure they ARE pressed upon wheelside axle ring
8 - Tighten those 4 M6 screws going into nuts in collar part. You should be careful and gentle. I guess actually less than 3nm should be applied.

M6 SCREWS TIPS COULD BE EXACTLY ALIGNED WITH COLLAR PART BASE. IF OVERTIGHTENED, COLLAR SIDE PART WILL BREAK

9 - Print collar side part again and try not breaking it this time. If you hear more than one noticeable click this time, it's over.
10 - Optionaly put two more M6 screws in two holes on the side. Those are here just for the feel TBH