HIM_Traditional Bookbinding

[kimmy2541]

now i make tea !

[kimmy2541]

brings back memories i was a bookbinder for 29 years

[mmeanabarbosa]

Very good, I loved it. Thanks for sharing.

[svetlaia74]

Спасибо, я нашла то,что я искала. Вы молодец.

[JemmetGK]

@svetlaia74

You're welcome, glad to be of service.

[fromanjoe]

Thanks this will help with me making my own books

[JemmetGK]

@fromanjoe

Well, when some terrorist pops that nuclear device outside the atmosphere, all electronics are going to be fried.

Books will be back on top...;)

[georgeddirector]

it's the whole video?

[JemmetGK]

@georgeddirector

Not sure what you're asking:

Is this the whole video clip? Yes, it was a simple 5 minute segment on How It's Made. They are mostly only 5 minutes long.

Is the sound low on the whole video? Yes, I'm afraid so. I might be able to get a better quality with new programs in the future, but for now, that's how it is. My appologies.

Is the whole video about bookbinding? Yes

See...

A bit vague...

[JemmetGK]

@georgeddirector

Oh, sorry; one more:

Is the the whole video for that episode? No, I don't remember what other things they went over, but this was the only one I was interested in.

I hope, somewhere in there, you will find your answer.

Cheers.

[georgeddirector]

@JemmetGK yes i was asking about the segment. thank you!!!

[exchable]

Very nice! I've been binding books for a while, but there where still some details that eluded me. Without a professional teacher to point me in the right direction, youtube is the only source I have. This video adequately explained all the points I was still wondering about. Thanks for posting!

[JemmetGK]

@exchable

Glad I could be of service.

Cheers

[Bobman4671]

Awesome. If you can get it to a better quality, it would be better but this is still awesome.

[JemmetGK]

@Bobman4671

Yeah, it's transfered from a VHS recording...

Old school, I know, but I don't have TIVO yet...

Still, the fact it's narrated precisely, you can tell what's going on.