Bookbinding - japanese style Part 1

A videotutorial in three parts. For more information: http://www.papierdesign.de

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Education

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• Bookbinding

[Imelidiane]

Obrigada!

[l0m3y]

Disappointing there is no explanation, at least there was no (crappy) music with subtitled explanations like you see most the time these days.

[supergeta11]

what are the materials needed???

[itssusanbitchx]

@isawisa1979 looks like canvas

[waterflute]

@SmoshB3ary daiso has those leather puncher that comes in various sizes. think can be used to punch too...try there

[isawisa1979]

What kind of paper is the green paper you use?

[pozartive]

You can buy hole punching tools for book binding. They are called Japanese Screw Punches and they come with a set of tips of different sizes. They work by pushing down on them and the internal action turns the drill to make a hole. They will go through paper,card and board suitable for book covers. My advice is to make sure you buy a really good one because the cheap Chinese knock offs are exactly that and you will be disappointed because they just don't cut well or make a tidy hole.

[SmoshB3ary]

It would be great if I had one of those hole punching thingys, but I don't, does anybody know where I can get my hands on one? I live in Singapore by the way. Or where can I find them on the net? What is it called? Thanks

[PurpleGhost]

I wonder what that tool is called, I'd like to acquire one. (The website didn't seem to have any information about it - at least not in the 'book-binding' section.)

What does one even google to find it "drilling hole punch, for Japanese book binding"? I wonder if that would work ... hm.

[jigglestumps]

So relaxing... I think you should put on some horrible music so I can concentrate better. Only joking, this is a lovely set of videos. I'll be making some with my friends in the next couple of days!

Thanks.