[school] Braille favor?

[siderea]

I have a weird favor to ask. I'm trying to make a thing accessible to the visually impaired. It's a game board with is mostly tactilely "legible", however, the user needs to be able to read the column and row headings. Columns are labeled with letters A to Q, rows with numbers 1 to 17

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[chaiya]

Arisia often uses Steve Dressler's braille service, which I believe is the same as this info from my debrief email:

Jennco Productions, home of quality braille
167 Green Street
Reading, MA 01867-2739

Phone: (781) 254-9829
Email: jennco.productions@verizon.net

[tasha18]

Another option is using a Braille Dymo labler. It basically looks like a regular labler, but the letters come out in Braille. A sighted person can operate it quite easily because it is labeled in print as well. Because the plastic is see-through, you would still be able to see the print letters. If you google for braille labler or braille dymolabler, you can find one quite easily and cheaply. I have one, but it's in my apartment in Brighton. If you need this urgently, let me know and we can talk about how I could get it to you.

[mellyjc]

Let me check with one of my LJ friends. I know she does a lot of brailling, not sure about sticky though.