[nabs-l] I'm looking for a specific graphing tool, but I forgot what it's called

[Sandra Gayer]

Hello Edward,
I suspect the board is a cork board although I do not know the
official name for it. The type of paper you are looking for is called
German Film. A rubber gelly mat under the paper would work as well as
any cork board. However, if the cork board had graph lines on it, I
don't know what to suggest for that.

I hope some of this helps you.
Very best wishes,

Sandra.

On 9/9/17, Edward Shaham via NABS-L <nabs-l at nfbnet.org> wrote:
> Hello Students,
>
> I will attempt to describe what the tool looks like, and hopefully someone
> can tell me what it's called so I can order it.
>
>
>
> It is a wooden board, that has a window screen material glued on to it. You
> place a regular piece of paper on to the board, and use a pen or pencil to
> draw a graph. When you take the paper off the board and flip the paper
> over,
> you can feel what was drawn. I used to have one, but I cannot find it
> anywhere. I desperately need to figure out the name so I can order one. I
> will be using the device for my macroeconomics and statistics courses. If
> anyone knows the name of what I am referring to, please let me know.
>
>
>
> Thanks,
>
> Edward
>
>
>
>
>
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