Braille Writer Finger Guide

Braille Writer Finger Guide

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Young students learning braille often make a common mistake - they use multiple fingers to press a key or shift their hands and fingers left or right to hit a key with their index or middle finger. This flawed technique leads to poor brailling habits and numerous errors. The guide, designed specifically for the braille writer, features vertical blades that discourage students from adopting non-standard fingering techniques. The guide smoothly slides under the keys of the braille writer without interfering with its operation or the quality of the produced braille. Thorough testing has been conducted on both old and new braille writers. The innovative design of the guide boasts double curved blades, also known as bowed blades, which provide added support at their base. The blades are carefully crafted to match the width of the base, ensuring maximum strength and stability. To achieve optimal results, the guide should be printed with its blades aligned horizontally to the build plate.

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