What a marvellous repair!! However if I gave your skills I'd turn it into a hardcover but with modern printing technology I'd preserve the original cover artwork.
Hmm…I dunno about those text margins after the pages went through the guillotine, buddy. They’re all over the place. 😐 Using a flat sanding stick will give you better contours on that fabric folding back through the silhouette cutout. The page repair and repaint was flawless.
Awesome video, the way you restore the text block is amazing, but your casing on this one is one of your best, very precise and tight. I can never get the paste down and end sheet to fit so well. Thanks for sharing, it's back to my box of oldies for another try. Cheers.
I'm not sure I have ever had the kind of patience you showed with fixing the damaged corners. It was awesome to watch. I have a semi-technical question. What is the dark material you are using for your covers? What should I be looking for to take a crack at this?
Pretty good ! Me? Even though it's damaged I would've used the original cover recessed into the front or maybe find the original cover online, print that out and use it...
Really like your videos. Have been watching and learning bookbinding/restoration myself. Do you mind posting what cutting mat and paper cutter you used?
I was one of the people asking for something that would explain what you are doing in the steps. And I can say honestly what you have done in this video is exactly what I was looking for both from just enjoying the video but also for learning. Awesome job!
Look great! I like the effect of the endpaper showing through the cutouts on the casing board. Do you worry at all about those areas being easy to puncture/tear (or at least easier to puncture/tear than the rest of the cover)? I'm wondering if I were to do something akin to this whether I'd layer two thinner pieces of board as a sandwich around an extra piece of the endpaper, or whether that would be overkill.
Thank you. I use thick craftpaper. Its almost as thick as a paperback cover. Additionally, PVA glue providing extra hardness and durability. So I don't worry about punctures.
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What a marvellous repair!! However if I gave your skills I'd turn it into a hardcover but with modern printing technology I'd preserve the original cover artwork.
gorgeous! love that shade of green for the accent color!! 💚💚💚
glad to see you back, love what you do.
I'm absolutely amazed by your patience and attention to detail, especially with the page edges. This is a work of love
Yes, quite agree -- would love to have a list of the equipment used.
Hmm…I dunno about those text margins after the pages went through the guillotine, buddy. They’re all over the place. 😐 Using a flat sanding stick will give you better contours on that fabric folding back through the silhouette cutout. The page repair and repaint was flawless.
I wonder if the tale is worthy of such delicate and high quality treatment.😊❤
Wow, nice job, that restoration work was great!
I love watching your work, your design's are amazing😍but you don't have a new videos, its make me sad, are you ok?
It is sad that you do not have so many views and subs... Probably that's why you stopped uploading
Why did you cut off the bottom edges of the pages?
Also, how long did this take?
Eline sağlık. Ağzım sulana sulana izledim. Benimde evde tozlanan bir atölyem var, yaptıkların çok hoşuma gitti. Bende bir ara denemek istiyorum. 🥲
Awesome video, the way you restore the text block is amazing, but your casing on this one is one of your best, very precise and tight. I can never get the paste down and end sheet to fit so well. Thanks for sharing, it's back to my box of oldies for another try. Cheers.
MAybe I should send you my Von Vogt A Null original Analog printings to see if you could rebind them into something readable.
I would give this ten likes if I could, I really enjoy watching your projects
Nice video! So far, I'm loving the series! You're probably the best book binder I've seen.
Liked before watching the video. Been waiting for a video for so long.❤️
I'm not sure I have ever had the kind of patience you showed with fixing the damaged corners. It was awesome to watch.
I have a semi-technical question.
What is the dark material you are using for your covers? What should I be looking for to take a crack at this?
Hi. Im using regular linen cloth aka duck canvas fabric. If this will be your first attempt, i recommend bookcloth. Its much easier to apply.
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Thank you. I've not heard of either, but I now know what to look for.
YO this is one of the best book restoration results I've seen, love how it came out and the choice of book and everything it looks great!! :D
IMPRESSIONANTE…, quanta habilidade, usou todas as técnicas e com minúcias para se aproximar da perfeição…, ÓTIMO TRABALHO.
Abraço aqui do Brasil 🇧🇷
Pretty good ! Me? Even though it's damaged I would've used the original cover recessed into the front or maybe find the original cover online, print that out and use it...
Ellerinize sağlık. Harika oldu. (Kayıp Rıhtım'dan selam)
Really like your videos. Have been watching and learning bookbinding/restoration myself. Do you mind posting what cutting mat and paper cutter you used?
I really enjoy your videos have you thought about coming out with a new one at all?
I was one of the people asking for something that would explain what you are doing in the steps. And I can say honestly what you have done in this video is exactly what I was looking for both from just enjoying the video but also for learning. Awesome job!
Look great!
I like the effect of the endpaper showing through the cutouts on the casing board. Do you worry at all about those areas being easy to puncture/tear (or at least easier to puncture/tear than the rest of the cover)? I'm wondering if I were to do something akin to this whether I'd layer two thinner pieces of board as a sandwich around an extra piece of the endpaper, or whether that would be overkill.
Thank you. I use thick craftpaper. Its almost as thick as a paperback cover. Additionally, PVA glue providing extra hardness and durability. So I don't worry about punctures.
Exemplary. For sale?
Superb as usual 👍🏾
Merhabalar. Cilt için ne tür bir kumaş kullandınız?
Merhaba. Duck Keten denen bir tür kumaş kullanıyorum.