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Love how this turned out. I was wondering if you had an idea for the max # of sheets for this type of binding? Before it would become too unwieldy.

Great video as always many thanks! I have consistently had problems with EVA keeping paper labels stuck to Buckram cloths. I have a range of makes (mainly end of lines etc and sadly I don't know the manufacturers) and had this problem with at least a couple of different ones. Have you experienced this at all and any advice?

What are those corner clamps called?

As a novice book binder trying to learn better technique, I picked up so many tricks just watching you bind your book. Subscribed and liked. Thanks!

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😂 strongererah!!!!! Love it! 🤣

I used this method for trimming my text blocks since i started and it never was a smooth cut. Once i finally got a heavy duty trimmer, ill never go back to this way haha. But im greatful that you post videos like this for beginners and people who cant buy big trimmers. Its SUCH a huge help just starting!!! Thank you!

Im on my own long journey of self taught bookbinding with a TON of help from channels like this and i can always come back to see where i messed up or did it right. Its good to see that people trained in this also mess up. While ive gotten better, id love to keep growing!

Wow! Excellent in-depth video. Thank you. I covet your tool box. 😸

what if we don't have kangaroo? can we use cat? what happens if the cat runs away?

Thank you so so much!! I've been swearing over my terrible trimming for weeks, trying to get the right knife/right technique/etc - I'm definitely going to give this a go!

Great video. I love the use of cord to mimic a proper rounded and backed book. A technique I have used when repairing/ converting paperbacks is to make some saw cuts through the spine of the perfect binding and glue in some thin linen threads. Then when i cover that with fraynot it really keeps the binding from falling apart as a lot of perfect bindings are flimsy.

Phenomenal video! I need to figure out how to make it a bit smaller almost pocket size but you’ve given me hope with this video.

Thanks a lot.

Hi. I had to see this video again. I sometimes work with craft paper and the grains are strange in this type of paper. or maybe I am wrong. I have a question: How important is grain direction in boxes made out of board and covered with bookbinding cloth? Because I prefer to cut the materials more in terms of economy instead of grain. Thank you!

This is the best video I have seen so far. I have been looking for it for very long. Thank you for being so good at explaining and giving us so much information while also being technical while showing the process. I cannot thank you enough 🙏

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Complessivamente è venuto bene

Non ho visto il titolo sulla coperta di cartone ma solo sul dorso

Hi I am bit confused as to where I should be glueing the end papers on this project. At the 10 min mark in the video you seem glueing them onto the 1st and last white (signature) sections. But when you are sewing the text block together, your end papers seem to be glued to the yellow board sections. Which is correct? Or am I missing something in this video? I have tried slowing the vid down, but i am still a bit confused. Thanks 👍👍

Thank you for this video. This has inspire me to start leather book binding. It’s making craftsmanship ! Simple amazing!

Thank you for this video - simple and effective!

I enjoy your videos very much. When you did the outside of the boards in buckram, you tipped the sides and ends onto the inside papers. Can't you also leave the edges of the sides as well as the top and bottom inside the slip cover unglued, and then glue and tuck the buckram underneath the paper inside of the case,, then glue the edges of the internal paper over the buckram? I think in some ways, it looks neater. That way, the buckram highlights both the inside and outside papers. I'd like your opinion.

Did all the problems in this project damage your own nostalgia for your original mass paperback book

Wow, I love that you mentioned David Pye and his book. I am relatively a new bookbinder (10 years) but I've been a sculptor for over 30 years now. When I look at the workmanship of other artists I can see elements in their work where risk was taken, thus my appreciation of the piece amplifies. I feel like I want to stand up and give them a round of applause and say, "Wow, right on ! That person conjured up a lot of courage to make that move."

Thanks very much for the warning about alcohol ink!

If you're not going to round the back (I'm doing a flat casebound), is it still necessary/recommended to tip on the first and last signatures? Thank you.

Your videos are the BEST❤

I love your videos! So much free info and tutorials that are easy to follow! You have no idea how many apprentices you have all over the world! In this new AI society, you are like an old Japanese master craftsmen who share his craft knowledge with the next generations. I wish you all the best!

How did you align all pages so neatly. I've done over 10 A4 books so far. but i never manage to align them properly. I was trying different methods - unsuccessfully

Wow, such perfection. Love what you are teaching here and the music is lovely.

love it!!

Very interesting machine.

A quick question please, if I wanted to protect the book but not cover it in mylar or the like... Could I line the interior of the case in mylar?

Hi, I've watched many of your videos and made my fourth book following them today. I just wanted to share my appreciation for the excellence of the tutorials but also the pleasant format of the videos themselves. Cheers!

Love your tutorials! Any chance you’ll cover the making of a peller case?

Quel type de magnet tu utilises ? Des neodymes ? Aurais tu un lien? Merci encore pour cette nouvelle vidéo 🎉

An enjoyable watch, as always. So easy to follow. Satisfying snap a bonus🙂

Lovely well-thought-out job and an excellent result.

Thank you! This might be handy for sketchers that want to use a single sheet of paper instead of a sketchbook. Sometimes a clipboard leaves marks on the paper. Thank you!

You did a great job 👍👍 now you need to do some more ;-)

Thank you 😊. I liked the idea but it was really cool for the refrigerator too. ❤

Nice! I enjoyed listening to you think through the process of deciding to make the second one.The same technique could be used to make an artist's portfolio with flap closure.

I totally agree with the satisfaction of that flapping sound 😂

I think you know that there is also magnetic tape only 1 mm thick and with a very good power?? I think that with a magnetic tape with a coverage of 75% of the width of the cover it would work even better

Oh loved this one! That does look really useful.

"There is something wrong with that but let's not get into it..." I think this is how so many of us feel in day to day life and I love that you acknowledged it and put it into words😊

The green cover material...is it a kind of paper with special treatment? I work with PVC covering materials, kraft paper, scrapbooking paper, cloth...I will really like to try a budget friendly textured paper that is suitable for bookbinding.

I also use magnets (smaller) for my boxes. I learn a lot from your videos. Thank you!

How many kg could the magnet lift? As a reference how strong they are.