Making an ADA Compliant Sign

Creating colorful, ADA-compliant signs for your customers is easier than you think. If you have a laser and engraver, you can expand your signage business today with compliant ADA signs that every business uses!
In this tutorial video, Jenessa shows you the steps on how to create ADA signage for your customers with a laser and rotary engraver. If you don’t have a laser, you can complete the entire process on a rotary engraver as well.
00:00 Intro
00:22 Cutting out the Backer
01:02 Cutting out the Applique
01:56 Adding Compliant Braille
03:10 Applying the Applique to the Backer
04:21 The Final Product
Here's a list of the items featured in this video:
Rowmark ADA Alternative 1/8” Marine Blue Laserable and Rotary Engravable Sheet Plastic:
www.jpplus.com/rowmark-ada-al...
Rowmark ADA Alternative 1/32” Bright White Laserable and Rotary Engravable Sheet Plastic:
www.jpplus.com/rowmark-value-...
Accent Signage Systems Raster Braille Spheres:
www.jpplus.com/accent-signage...
Accent Signage Systems Raster Braille Pen:
www.jpplus.com/accent-signage...
Seklema Engraving Mat:
www.jpplus.com/seklema-engrav...
Visit jpplus.com to see thousands of products specifically for signmaking!

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  • @hansski1995
    @hansski19953 ай бұрын

    Can you do the braille beads with just a laser engraver? I have a laser engraver but not a rotary. Also, can I translate text to braille on Adobe Illustrator? Or what’s the most flexible software to create and export braille text?

  • @stvcolwill

    @stvcolwill

    28 күн бұрын

    I'm just getting into this myself. From what I can tell, Accent has the market cornered on the Braille bead methods. You CAN now buy the beads from JDS but not the applicator or drill but or vision machine to drill then apply the beads. for me, I'm going to be using a regular old CNC with the special accent drill bit. You can use the special Accent rotary contraption as well with the same cnc program file to run place the beads. Accent is super expensive, Entry is $1800 or higher which is mostly a 'license' (lifetime right to use their system). that's some serious bucks. which really keeps it out of the very small business hands. as far as the illustrator I wouldn't see why not. I'm going to be using Illustrator myself along withfree braille fonts and online generators. Please know that there are two flavors of Braille Grade 1 (which is letter for letter character) and Grade 2 which is it's own phrasing/sounds scheme. Both of these can be used with ADA signs and both have numerous translators online that can yield the text or the SVG file for you. I really like this video and saw that your questions were from a couple of months ago so it may never get answered. : ( -- sorry, but I am just a medium sized JDS customer and a fan of them.

  • @stvcolwill

    @stvcolwill

    28 күн бұрын

    Sorry, this is a JPPlus video I initially thought it was JDS. anyways. apparently accent partnered up with JPPLus to be their main distributor. I just bought my kit this week from them and am excited to start (not excited about the high up-front investment just to get started).

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