I have had my Perkins Vrailler since 1970. It is still going strong. It might
well outlast me!
Iain
On 7 Apr 2016, at 7:57 am, Mike Ray <mike@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Hello folks.
Are there any affordable alternatives to the Perkins Brailler?
I have used at least 4 different Perkins in my lifetime and I find them
to be the most unreliable, inconsistent and unreliable machines I have
ever touched. To say nothing of the arcane design.
Are there any viable alternatives that are affordable? I once had a
feel of something which I think was called a 'Stainsby' Brailler but I
can find no information about where to get one.
I don't need to type a lot of Braille but need to be able to make labels
mostly.
Mike
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Witley, Surrey, South-east UK
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