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Multicolor/AMS Braille Numbers (0 - 9)

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Braille tile number set. 0 - 9, to work with alphabet set and trays.

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Braille tile set that works with the alphabet set and trays.

In order for a set of dots to be considered a number a (3,4,5,6) dot matrix must appear before the number. These tiles are designed with this in mind. The other thing to consider is that after a number, a letter sign -or- grade 1 indicator [Dot (5,6)] should be inserted. This signifies the end of the number. The dimensions of the Dot layout adhere to Braille Authority of North America (see drawing) trying to ensure a universal understanding.  I optimized (DFM) the geometry for the FDM process with multicolor/multibody printing. I printed with a .4 nozzle as a reference. That being said these can be printed a number of ways successfully and still be meaningful. If there is any feedback or anything I may have missed please reach out so I can clean it up. The goal is for these to be accessible to anyone. Thank you for visiting.

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