A simplified Enigma Machine build using 3d printed parts and printed circuit boards
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Got the first rotor put together last night. Just waiting on pogo pins. I updated the Ringstellung so that it can accept a M3 set screw to hold it in place if the friction fit isn't adequate.
The letters are printed separately in a single strip. I print the white part and then swap to black filament then cut the letters from the thin backer and super glue them to the ring.
I've sent off the PCBs for rotors I, II, and III. They are very similar, but the pads on each side of the PCBs are routed / wired to scramble the letters in different ways. The Wikipedia page is a good resource if you're interested in how they are routed.
The other bit that differs on one side of each rotor is the turnover notch position. This is currently just designed into the 3D printed part. There will be 6 different parts that will work with the 8 different rotors since rotor VI, VII, and, VIII share the same turn over notch position.
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Is this still being worked on, and would you be willing to share the PCB designs?
I have not seen progress on this project so:
https://hackaday.io/project/174242-yet-another-enigma-rotor-using-a-pcb-and-pogo-pins
Using a PCB as the conductive surface of the rotor is really creative. Congrats!
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HI, are you looking to sell any of these? I need one for my project.