How to thermo-bind a book

This video demonstrates how to use the handy-dandy Fellowes TB 250 thermo-binding machine to make books at home, the office, or... maybe even the library. See the blog entry for more detail: http://infomotions.com/blog/2009/08/how-to-make-a-book-1-of-3/

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• book-binding

[Its0all0behind0me]

do you need to purchase any special paper or anything? 

[ericleasemorgan]

@Its0all0behind0me Alas, while you do not need to purchase special paper for the inside of the book, you do need to purchase special covers. They come with the machine, and you can buy extras. They cost less than a $1 a piece.

[njidechu]

To the person who made this video:

You need to get paid for this. I think you just saved me $1,000,000,000,000 of dollars.

Thank you.

[ericleasemorgan]

@njidechu Send the check to your favorite charity.

[ericleasemorgan]

@njidechu Send the check to your favorite charity. Thank you.

[higantetingting]

can i ask where did you buy that thermo binder. i need one to make my own book. pls reply thank you..

[ericleasemorgan]

@higantetingting I don't remember the name of the store, but I bought mine through Amazon.

[shadeforty5]

By far the best site I've found to get thermal binding covers and machines is thermobinding (dot) com They have the best prices I've found online and also really good customer service. I highly recommend them...

[higantetingting]

@ericleasemorgan

thank you so much... i will go to amazon to look and get one so i make my own book and photo book heheheh.... thanks a lot your video help me to get a good one

[kittylin333]

wow awsome! thankyou!