[blindkid] any braille labeler to recommend?

[Carter Holzhouser]

I have the one you mentioned from amazon, and it is a bit junky....
but besides a brailler there aren't any other options.

My issue it that the print letters wore off in only a few uses, and my
hands were sore from using it, and turning the letters. I bought a
brailler, but was a bit nervous b/c I knew it would require more skill
on my part to use it!



On Thu, Jul 1, 2010 at 10:06 PM, Alison Stephens <amspencer at yahoo.com> wrote:
> I want to buy a braille labeller to label some of my toddler's alphabet toys and to label things in the house in the future.  I have found the Reizen 350 braille labeler, but all four of its reviews on amazon.com criticized the poor quality of the labeler.  I haven't found any alternatives except a 3M labeler which may not be made anymore.  I'm hesitant to buy it based on the reviews, but will buy it if I can't find an alternative.
>
> Does anyone know of a good labeler?
>
> Thanks!
> Alison
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