Mimeograph machine, IPRC

Dan Hack demonstrates the use of a mimeograph machine at the Independent Publishing Resource Center in Portland, OR

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[Cheryl Lowry]

That would be me. Its my video. Thanks for your classy comments.

[AbhisshekTube]

which dumb fuck dick head moron add a background sound , when the main focus of the video is to hear something authentic sound . how do we hear the proper sound if some background music playing on .

[Ursitrite]

Yeah, seriously drop the soundtrack. It's ridiculous.

[Adam Smith]

Seriously? I can't HEAR what they're demonstrating. People need to save music for cat videos.

[rhall4th]

Goddam music

[luridplanet]

Surprised to learn mimeographs still being produced in 21st century. There are automated ones that have a bulit-in digital scanner, and automated stencil cutting. Not only is it cheaper than printing with a computer printer, in quantities of 100 or more, it also prints pages faster.

[Liz Durand Goytia]

I just get a vintage Gestetner 120 mimeograph for my voluntary classes, but I dont know how to use it, and I dont have the manual ¿Can you help me to know how tu use it? Thanks a lot.

[Liz Durand Goytia]

Where can I get one mimeograph for my voluntary classes of literature and art, please?

[Nevaeh Locke]

I have a mimeograph appears to be model 90. Anyone know if there is a collector that would want to buy it?

[madmanmatt73]

Ben Franklin would be pleased.

[Nokorola]

Yeah, but many of them are not the kind of jobs that employ people doing good jobs, making decent money, and creating something tangible.

[Nokorola]

My elementary school still used mimeograph machines when I was there in the early 90s.

[mohawkapache]

hey Strike, that's really neat and cool old piece of history. can you print envelopes on that?