Braille embossed business card?

In My Humble Opinion
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I was handed a business card this morning that was Braille-embossed, presumably with just the basics of the card - name, phone number.

I was instantly jealous - what a good idea!

How can I do this? Can I order a custom die and hand-press my existing cards? Must I find a printer that does this and re-order, paying for a new setup graphic fee?

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This looks promissing for DIY. http://www.abledata.com/abledata.cfm?pageid=19327&top=13243&productid=158739&trail=22,13134

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[QUOTE=Gfactor]
This looks promissing for DIY. http://www.abledata.com/abledata.cfm?pageid=19327&top=13243&productid=158739&trail=22,13134
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As I have noted before and will undoubtedly have occasion to note again… you rock.

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[QUOTE=Bricker]
As I have noted before and will undoubtedly have occasion to note again… you rock.
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:smiley: despite my inability to spell promising.

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[QUOTE=Bricker]
I was handed a business card this morning that was Braille-embossed, presumably with just the basics of the card - name, phone number.

I was instantly jealous - what a good idea!

How can I do this? Can I order a custom die and hand-press my existing cards? Must I find a printer that does this and re-order, paying for a new setup graphic fee?
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If your existing printer does embossing they should be able to do it next time around. Hand stamping it would be quite a chore unless you had a proper embossing tool to do a whole card at a time. Might want to do a few and keep them in the office just in case.