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Thank you for the tutorial!

Amazing job!

Wow. Spectacular. Truly amazing craftsmanship.

Wow, human ingenuity knows no bounds. Gorgeous!

Well done. As a bookbinder for 20 years, great to see this shared.

thank you for posting this, amazing!

Amazing! Beautiful.

so cool seeing all the videos you made for this rebinding!

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Fantastic job, next one must be the 7 books of Harry Potter. Rebinding those books will be fantastic

The Keep on the Borderlands B2 … if you know you know 😂B1 was always out of stock

So beautiful, thank you

What a work of art!

I love watching the process of adding the leather and covers but im compelled to watch all of the process not just this part i also love the music in all the other video parts

Love these videos and the music really captures just how epic they are.

Bravo 👏

Do you think you could erase your mess-ups with a wet q-tip? My idea is get the leather saturated so it fills itself back in, or maybe making it pliable again would let you rub away the mark. The q-tip is to keep things localized, it was my best idea for it.

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Brilliant!!!

I wonder how long this took all together. Without video cuts

Amazing

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Your woodworking advice is spot on. Is it part of bookbinding or an unrelated skill?

Yes! More marbling please! Also, I'd love to see more videos in your beginner bookbinding series! I've made both books you made tutorials about, both with great results.

Well after watching this series its safe to say i massively underestimated how much goes into making even a simple book

Very cool..nice work

What a masterful piece of art

This is so beautiful, thank you. I love your work😍.

Magnificent! The gold leaf gave you some trouble, but you persisted and got there. So very well done!

Such a cool video, beautiful work, and thank you for the concise explanation.

I do some hobby leatherworking. Get a pair of Nylon jewlery pliers so you don't damage the needle. Using pliers with serrations on them damages the needle and overtime can create a cutting edge on the needle that will ruin the leather the needle passes through. Near the end of your lace / sewing you may notice some of the holes have a jagged edge and some of the lace or thread may lay in a way you don't want because the torn edges of the hole will affect how the lace / thread settles. This gets more noticeable as you get further and further into the stitch as the needle gets more and more damaged. Nylon jewelry pliers will not damage the needle in this way and they are in my experience more "grippy" than steel on steel.

I made my own book it’s called Julie’s story 😊

What brand of ruler do you use with the ingrained ticks and where the measurement starts at the very edge of the ruler? Additionally, does this brand also sell where it doesn't start at the end of the ruler? I ask the second question as well, since I do have a need such a ruler for different crafts I do as well.

Hello. Thank you, Denis. please tell me more about what kind of paper good for this. thank you again and goodbye.

I once washed, sized, and de-acidified a favorite paperback. Many happy hobby hours.

I love every bit of this video! So clever

Once you have it torn down, you could photo-copy on to acid free paper and you would have a choice book.

Magnificent.

I really like this whole series! Will I ever do it? I dunno prolly not 😂 But it looks fun!

I really enjoyed seeing your process! Tedious but well worth it! Those notebooks look terrific! Thanks for sharing!

You're absolutely amazing and inspirational!!!!! Wishing you continued success!!!!

I feel like these videos were something I *needed* in my life. I'm trying to find a creative hobby and it's making me a little anxious that I don't have that outlet, but these videos were very soothing to watch. I enjoy your calm, extremely competent craftsmanship and just how many different disciplines and art forms you apply. Extremely satisfying to see someone take extreme care in restoring hundreds of pages and other painstaking measures you take to create something so one of a kind. I don't think I want to get into bookbinding necessarily, but I'd love to make something ordinary or commonplace into something beautiful! Thanks for the videos, I'm sure they were another labor of love to create, edit and distribute, it's definitely inspired some deep thought and direction for my own search for a new creative outlet. 😀

What an absolutely incredible project! I actually came here because RUclips recommended your video about paper marbeling, which was great. And then I discovered your channel and the amazing craftsmanship and artistic talent. I am kind of speechless. I NEVER put any thought into how a book is made. That alone was super interesting and satisfying to watch. But THIS book? This amazing project? Just wow! You are an artist! And you know, the pure coincidence I came here by makes me wonder what other incredible and beautiful things are out there in this world that I don't even know of. I thank you so much!

Wonderful studio and videos are great! Do you have a video on how to care for your tools? How do you clean your glue brushes etc. New to bookmaking!

I’m trying to learn how to bind a book and by far your channel is everything I need! Great video, very informative (everything I need to know about bookbinding) and I love the humor too! ❤

Excellent! Just what I was looking for thank you

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First of all, I have to find me some newspapers...😂

Amazing book, very enjoyable video series to watch it coming to life. I went to a friend's funeral today, so I'm thinking about death... anyway, when I see this, I think, "When it's this guy's time, a) he will be truly missed, and b) he's left the world a better place than he found it. 1. Where does the title go? 2. The clasp is two penguins who've popped their heads up out of the water, back-to-back, and are delighted at what they're seeing up there 😀