Just found your channel a couple of weeks ago, and I have watched almost all of your videos. The production quality is very high and you have made it a pleasure to view them. I have learned so many useful skills. Thank you and I will recommend your channel to anyone I think might like it.

Hats off!. Great video man. I appreciate this "how to" video. Nobody does print and plays like you do. I feel like I not only learned of each method but got a little brief history lesson which was pretty cool. The time it took to figure out how to do each of these methods must've been a bit time consuming. Thank you very much!

Love this video so much! A while back I made collaged book covers for a Coptic sewn copy of The Black Hack. I really enjoy adding additional creative elements to PNP gaming materials.

When gluing up paperback style books, after you clamp the sheets together leave around 2 cm of paper sticking out and fan the pages out either forward or back. This exposes a consistent strip of paper, like a mm or less, that you then apply the glue to causing the pages to be glued to each other not just along the edge. This makes for a much stronger binding as the pages will be glued to each other as opposed to being glued to the glue. It also helps if you can print your books in series of single folded page signatures, those can be glued the same way and will make a very nice simple book. For gluing up try flexible fabric glue, many pva glues are too stiff when dry and will crack.

I also found your channel a few weeks ago and from one fellow game maker / print and player I've definitely learnt a few things! Really do hope you continue these. I've now bought a rotary cutter and downloaded Inspector Moss - House Arrest. :)

Great video, I was wondering what the best way to do this for my board game was. Thank you

Perfect video. Thank you very much !

Love these videos

U ahve impressive creative solutions and i love your channel

The staples method is what amateurs use and the main problem is finding a good material to punch through. It’s amateur because the parts farthest from the staples won’t stay flat on larger booklets plus it’s ugly and forms brown rust in the long term. The professional way is to use bookbinder glue that not only is much faster it’s more stable for larger v folds. For thicker books you use Japanese weaving it’s very easy to do and very zen.

28:30 no it’s not necessary to have v paper stitching works perfectly fine with loose paper as well.

I plan to make a reproduction (for personal use) of the marvel superheroes rpg box set, do you think that’s something too difficult?

Can we stich the Book under the Sewing Machine?

How is that thing you staple to called? A funco?

Now I need to find a PnP game with a bigger rule book...

LOL, "… or to people's faces ..."

A binder with page protectors is more durable than stapling.

how does it know!! no where is safe, not even your thoughts

13:40 cover image is not put straight. 27:10 same mistake there. It spoils the end result a bit. Overall I love your videos though, just wondering how old you are. 25? 45? 31:32 these things are worth their weight in gold. Thankfully I still have one.