While the braille literary code uses six dots for each character, there are cases for eight-dot slates. Unfortunately, it is difficult to find a good eight-dot slate.
APH offers this set of files to make an eight-dot slate on a 3-D printer, and we would love your feedback. https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3012431 If you are interested, go to the site, download and print the files, and provide suggestions on the process and how to improve the design in the comments section.
Stan Greenwood
A humble human, who is always found working on something or drinking coffee. A perfect introvert who talks barely anything but shares a lot through his blog posts at FredForum.
Related Articles
The History of Thanksgiving
Posted on Author Stan Greenwood
Who better to bring us the History of Thanksgiving than the History Channel? This is a really in depth site on the history behind the Thanksgiving holiday. You’ll find the following sections: First Thanksgiving: Here you can learn all about the food that was eaten on the first Thanksgiving, including some interesting surprises, like seal Read More…
List of Accessible Cell Phones
Posted on Author Stan Greenwood
The Fred’s Head blog contains tips, tutorials, and resources for and by blind or visually impaired people.
The Works of Thomas Jefferson is Online and in Ebook Format
Posted on Author Stan Greenwood
If you’re a fan of history, this twelve volume set of The Works of Thomas Jefferson from the Online Library of Liberty will surely interest you. This Set Contains The Following Titles: The Works of Thomas Jefferson, vol. 1 (Autobiography, Anas, 1760-1770) The Works of Thomas Jefferson, vol. 2 (Correspondence 1771-1779, Summary View, Declaration of Read More…