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the_patricia
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1d ago
I finally stopped cutting my spine liners too narrow, and my books open so much better
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baker.simon
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3d ago
Am I the only one who binds magazines before reading them?
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joseph_martinez35
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3d ago
Old coworker made me dig out my first ever case bindings
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casey_torres60
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4d ago
The customer who asked why I even bother with real thread
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pat_hart
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12d ago
The retired binder who told me to stop forcing the crease
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butler.patricia
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13d ago
PVA vs wheat paste on a 200-year-old binding, guess which one cracked
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andrew_nguyen64
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13d ago
The $28 bone folder that saved my fingers... and my patience
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anthonyh85
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15d ago
My $280 book press was worth every penny, but not for the reason I thought
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matthewross
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15d ago
My mentor was right about grain direction, I fought it for 6 months
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clark.joel
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16d ago
Lost 3 hours and $60 on a cheap bone folder that snapped in half
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ivan40
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22d ago
Am I wrong for switching from glued spines to sewing after 15 years?
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gavin80
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22d ago
Rant: That hinge pin that snapped after 120 years of service
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angela_kelly
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22d ago
The 2019 Toronto book fair changed my mind on using PVA for everything
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troymorgan
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26d ago
Overheard a customer ask for a book "signed" and it got me thinking
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the_andrew
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28d ago
My old bone folder snapped after 14 years, had to improvise
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