tim, Ther'll be lots of folks here to comment, but I know of no single source or catalog that specializes in automechanics adaptive tools.
The "Standard" catalogs LS&S group, independant living aids, maxiaids may have some stuff. A set of sterett micrometers and a couple handy rulers re: click rule and rotorule are available from the NFB (National federation of the blind) http://www.nfb.org materials center. They're good tools but expensive. Some Mitutoyo tools, calipers etc. have serial ports for printers which can be read by some talking computers like braille-n-speaks etc. We've been looking into various inexpensive scan tools whose software may or may not be accessible to a talking computer, no results yet. It's kind of a hodge podge let's see what other folks can add. Tom Fowle Embedded Systems Developer/ Rehab engineer Rehabilitation Engineering Research Center The Smith-Kettlewell Eye Research Institute 2318 Fillmore St. San Francisco, CA 94115 415-345-2123 (Voice) [EMAIL PROTECTED]
