Awesome!

Very impressive Video

thats lirearlly not even a watermark lmao

Very clear instructions. Thanks for making it simple. Glad I found this vid!

The success of this binding is dependent on the type of paper and low-moisture adhesive you use. Can you share these details?

Me gusta ..obvio esto es a nivel dios Como replicarlo en casa sin tener las maquinas .ese es el desafio si uno quiere evitar tirar todo a la basura Ojala hubiesen puesto alternativas caseras de las maquinas.. Por lo pronto voy. Hacer flores de las hojas del maiz..y ver que tal quedan. Eso si..me dio taquicardia tanto uso de agua solo para enjuagar..ahi no veo un gran aporte al medio ambiente.Yo probaria con agua de lluvia..

Hi, im from Chile and here is a little mistake, the name of that variety is in fact "Choclero", not - Chocolero - . Hope it helps if someone didnt find much information about it with that name c:

This is interesting, but from the perspective of an album maker you are really doing this the hard way.

yeah! awesome to see how real bookbinders do it. just looking to bind a two signature zine. thank you!!!

So good to understand this technique, thank you so much!

This is a good tutorial, thank you !!

Do you know the sizing of those housing screws?

My mom showed me a video of this and it was a cat and it opens its mouth and had a bunch of sharp teeth, and it was that

Can you add a supply list into the description?

Very much enjoyed it. How heavy is your base sheet? What sickness paper is ideal for the hinges? Many thanks for showing and sharing this book Best wishes Zsuzsa

Wtf! My 4 year old son can do this! Just another misleading titled lousy video! 😂

Nice video

I love this video. Your tutorial is great! Even my English is not so good I could understand what you did. Thank you so much!

Hello, I'm currently working on a procject surronding bio food paper using local corn husks for the paper. We've found this video very interesting, and would like to ask if it is possible for us to use some of your recipie? We'd like to hear if you think the paper made from corn husks can be used in food packaging? Thanks a lot

Hello, Does anyone know if I could use this same process to spin yarn and just not blend the fibers at the end? I grow corn and have this idea about turning the husks into yarn but don't know how to go about it. If anyone has any ideas it'd be much appreciated!

Dang. Talk about mansplaining, Geesh you say the same thing 10 different ways for 5 minutes before doing something and then moving to the next section just to explain the same thing 10 different ways again. Shit. Just explain once and do the task. 🤦‍♂️😡 you also waste way more paper then is needed. Only like an inch has glue on it and yet you fold over 4 inches and at times throw the entire paper away for a small amount of glue 🤦‍♂️ extremely inefficient. Even towards the end you’re like I could do this or this or this, BUT. It in a here’s options for you, more like in a I don’t know what to do way. Like Geesh, is this the first book you’ve ever made and your first KZfaq video? It’s like you have no clue what you’re doing? I most definitely will never follow you and will make note to not watch your videos again. I feel like I’ve lost knowledge by watching this trash.

I watched your video and thought I would try to make a book with only 8 folios. My first attempt went disastrously wrong, glue everywhere and all the wrong bits glued together. Straight into the recycling bin! However my second attempt is a success. It was lot easier to complete each individual page with it's black hinge and then attach them to the backing card one by one rather then building each one and attaching it and getting covered in glue. My backing card was long enough that I folded it over to make a cover. I'm happy with it. I used black poster card from the local dollar store!

This is by far, the very best demonstration on KZfaq. Thank you so much. Excellent

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I saw thisvon page 99 of Keith Smiths book Non Adhesive Binding, Volume 1. Question...won't the pamphlet lay flatter if the cover is cut in 2 at the fold of the pleat. Serms the fold will add thickness.

Taken me several days but I've finished! (lovely evening activity) Absolutely brilliant instructions that have saved me a good £300 on a made-to-measure portfolio box, thank you!!!

Do you have a video that shows the making/folding of the cover?

Jim, thanks for the informative video. I have a Vandfcook No. 4 and have never really knew how to oil it. I just put oil where I assumed oil should go. The petrolium jelly is a point that I didn't realize. Again, I assumed regular oil was sufficient. John The paper marbler

Does regular PVA glue from the craft shop work or does it need to be something specialist? Im worried about the book falling apart.

I would like to ask for 1kg of corn husks, how many papers did you produced? Asking for research purposes

Thanks for the video. Interesting on yours is that the two prongs that touch the battery compartment came in your replacement model. In my camera, there are wires attached to those and my replacement did not come with them. I was able to remove the cover and I'm working through this now.

Do you know what size screwdriver was needed?

Is the corn husk need to be fresh or dried

Good video. I had the exact same issue with that part and came online to find solutions.

Any idea about rice husk in paper manufacturing process?

Wonderful tutorial. Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge!

Do you have a lost of materials?

Thank you!

What an informative video. I am getting started in watercolor and wanted to make my own sketchbooks. This is most helpful, thanks!

Can we make, the same with rice, straw or rice husk,

Stunning ❤ if you didnt want to finish as a scroll, how would the front cover be finished? Does the artist have a website? Thank you for posting such a wonderful video.

I'm trying to make a book, that I wrote as a birthday gift to a friend and your video is so helpful thank you!

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I spend about an hour to find this video. Still trying to figure out why this was not in my history. I definitely remember watching this about three days back, although was almost asleep. Great video. Awesome tips!!

Thanks for this quick demo!

Really great video, Jim!

How can we make yarn out of these fibres

I just got an SP 15 and need to clean the press (not the rollers, but the press itself). What would you use to clean the press bed, rails, etc? Thank you!

Hi Jim, thank you so much for this video. You are an awesome teacher. Do you ever give in person workshops?

Thanks a very good tutorial 🙏🏻