How to Use a Printing Press | How to Make Everything: Book
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- Опубліковано 6 січ 2016
- Andy completes his understanding of the history of book making by learning how to use a printing press and typesetting.
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Today, getting what you need is as easy as a trip to the store. From food to clothing, energy, medicine, and so much more, Andy George will discover what it takes to make everything from scratch. His mission is to understand the complex processes of manufacturing that is often taken for granted and do it all himself. Each week he’s traveling the world to bypass the modern supply chain in order to harvest raw materials straight from the source. Along the way, he’s answering the questions you never thought to ask.
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How does this guy not have more subs?! He puts so much effort into these, and the subjects are always so interesting. I guess people don't appreciate the old ways anymore...
He will have many subs with time as long as he continues to upload.
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This channel is a path to many subs. Some believe to be.. unnatural.
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This video was fantastic. No other words for it. Every time I thought up another question in my head, you went ahead and either demonstrated the answer or asked the question yourself. Beautifully done.
One of the most underrated channels on UA-cam.
3 hours a page? i'd probably go insane after 3
the thing about it is that you can print millions of books with those hours
No it was one our a page
Still beats copying it by hand!
@@superpowerdragon exactly! With multiple set-ups, you can divide the pages of a book among a number of crews, so the process ends scaling-up pretty well.
I'd just smuggle a laserjet into the back. Done!
I feel like this channel is just gonna suddenly become really popular
Thanks! We sure hope so...
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How To Make Everything how can one make a homemade printing press?
Ed I already thought it was really popular...
oh wow, what meticulous work! thanks for making us appreciate it. I never thought printing a book would be such an exhausting job!
I used watch your show on discovery channel in India. I really missed your show. Now I am happy that I found your channel. 👍
I've just found your channel randomly, I was looking up diy projects and one of your videos was on the list. I went to your channel and I've been binge watching for about 12+ hours! Definitely an underrated channel! I wish I were able to give you some huge exposure!! I love the tone of your videos, they're very informative and I personally can sense your positive outlook and genuine curiosity with each thing you're making.
Thank you very much
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I like your videos a lot, this series in particular. It helps starting of my research and is just so interesting and well done :) Thanks for making everything!
how they only have 50k? they post good content and it is actually fun to watch I'm not bored out of my mind
Thanks Cedric...please spread the word!
This channel is fairly new. Subsribers take time it's pretty amazing to have 50k so fast
Cedric Ramirez they have 410k now!
2020 and they have one mil
Yay! A 7 minute episode! :D
Can’t believe I just found your channel, been binge watching your videos!
where do you guys get the money to fund this? also it makes me so mad that this channel isn't huge
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Using letterpress is a lot of fun. I took a class from it and used three different styles of press. It's amazing.
Mind your Ps and Qs (not pints and quarts), and upper case and lower case, would be a worthwhile addition.
Wow. I remember being in my middle school news paper and we still printed our papers by hand!
I don’t think anyone else in my family learned to use a printing press with a crank.
Really love these videos! keep up the awesome content :D
Finally found it, I was really curious how they out the letters because I only saw videos printing already
And now I imagine how much dedications people used to have for this to print a newspaper 😶
I learned a little bit of how this works from Anne with an E, but with the older version of the printing press. It's awesome to its evolved version.
You NEED to reach a million subs!
I like the facts in the beginning, keep it up👍.
The true DIY Channel
This is how I spent my childhood - my dad owned a small letterpress printing business. This is a really good viedo; but I wish they'd showed Andy how to hold a composing stick properly!
I'm not entirely sure these people know what they're doing... I did an internship in a metal-type workshop and I can tell you that I've never spelt a single word backwards. That's because you're supposed to write the word from _right_ to _left_ not left to right as they do in this video. You need to place the blocks _upside-down_ in order for this to work. This lets you follow the natural flow of the text (spelling 'arrow' a-r-r-o-w as opposed to w-o-r-r-a) and hold the blocks in place with your left hand.
i love this series and idk why
This is such a great channel.
I've been subscribed to this channel since the sandwich days. I believe this channel will be even more popular in 2016 :) keep up the good work!!
corgisbutt It's 2017, now!!!
i am in love with this
Typerider taught me a lot about the history of writing and font.
This man is something else
That guy that talked about the printing press looks like josh gad mixed with jack black
Just came across this video. Was wondering if they have moved on to using 3d printers to do type setting. Then you could get all the spacing and art set up before hand. Durability might be an issue.
The renaissance was pretty cool so I could see you doing this
Hey big fan of your videos. I think you left out the fact that the first moveable letter press was invented in Korea not Europe.
The one that mattered was invented in Europe not korea
Printing with moveable type was invented in China alright. The oldest existing book that was printed by that method is Korean and called Jikji. Gutenberg invented the printing press and the system around it.
To be honest, this is more impressive than a computer now a days.
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Can you all please show how either a t-shirt press or an antique sewing machine is made? Both would be really interesting to watch! :)
i love this channel! so informative and interesting unlike other crap hahaha
Thanks Alyanna!
I learned letterpress printing from a "letterpress old-timer" who actually ran a production shop, doing mostly business forms printing--he rarely did "art printing"--so setting type quickly and accurately was critical.
If it took me 5 hours to set a page of type, he would have put me on floor-sweeping duty.
A competent type-setter should be able to set a page of type in an hour or so, and that would be if they were taking their time.
I can only assume the guy in this video is getting payed by his clients by the hour, and not by the piece... ;-)
I'd watch this all the time on tv
I'm kinda disappointed that you didn't build your own press and make your own letter set ... :)=) Awesome series, thank you!
Yeah printmaking! Also, I appreciate you recognizing that China had letterpress first, people tend to forget about that.
Beautiful.
You visit a printing shop and even get to print something of your own, and you choose Times New Roman, the most vanilla font of them all. Why not something more interesting?
MacDeth because TNR is more accurate to the original presses, maybe? Idk
You want Comic Sans?
I bet you could 3d print type plate too, and it would retain its gorgeous rough quality!
He didn't explain that the Vandercook was not a production machine but only a proofing press.
earthbound music!
this is most for doing an already-existed book in mass production, like, writting the first page, print 10000 of it for 10000 books, and then repeat but with the second page xd
Who are the 30 assholes that disliked this innocent video. What is there to dislike?
I am a compositor. That is a person who sets type. This man really needs to learn how to do it properly. You do not hold a composing stick as he does. And you set the type upside down left to right with your thumb holding the characters securely. Amazing how people explain how to do things with such conviction when they do not know what they are doing. This is how it is done upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/b/b5/Handsatz.jpg
Is it that there is a specific technique that has to be implemented or is that how it's been done historically?
It has to be done this way. Why would you want to spell words backwards - also there is nothing stopping the type from just falling over. Would love to see him setting 6pt type with his clumbsy technique.
The haphazard and disjointed presentation is often incorrect. Lots of errors and confusing order.
I live in germany and was for 2 years in a kloster and they got a very old printing prees there with letters and no one used it what was sad too sea!!!
how do you only have 409 k subscribers
I'm surprised the letter blocks didn't have the letter etched or engraved on to the side of them, so you could hold them in a different orientation, and see what you're arranging right-way-around.
This is so fucking awesome!!!...this deserve more views ;v
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Printing Press: the semi-internet of the Ye Olden Days
Please, please find out how to use the composing stick.
You do not set type from right to left! Type is set in a setting stick from left to right with the nick on the type uppermost. Every time you even look at type when it is set should be read upside down and right to left. The Vandercook was primary a proofing press, used for checking spelling etc.
Germany has the List of the Longest words.
But China has the longest List of Alphabet letters.
PotatoThief if you made an alphabet song for Chinese letters it would be several verses long! And some Latin "scientific names" could give German a run for its money as far as longest words.
I’m surprised you didn’t cover the typewriter.
His is like how it's made without being boring as fuck
Omg Minnesota
Old memories my father same field
1430s kids will remember this
Anyone who noticed the cut at 1:23?
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30 minutes for four words... maybe if they labelled the prefered font boxes (ABC...) it be easier to find
I have not found anyone who traditionally prints books.
How about a typewriter?
6:06 aluka bar
Jeddog 1802 what the heck is an aluka bar
who else it watching this in September 2019?
*October
The printer man look like Franz Schubert.
Did anyone els see the letters in the thumb nail that spelled how to make everything
3 hours I bet i could make a children's book in that time (not including publishing)
I like all of the guests more than Andy
Is it hard ?
lo veo porque ese es mi trabajo Tipógrafo, pero no entiendo el idioma
In german j is pronounced like a y so johann is pronounced like yohann
4:23 Voice Crack Confirmed.
Andy, one kind request. When you are asking the questions or interacting with people, please do not mumble. It gets difficult to hear when you do so. We had to solely relying on closed captions.
Hi
Or you can press ctrl+p on google docs
Is it just me or does home boy and printer guy red shirt look like brothers???
I wonder if this guy has Comic Sans.
5:50 is that background music Minecraft music?
no
i'm so happy that another person in the world that actually does something. When i'm out side 5-6 hours forging, woodworking etc. And then everyone who was just sitting around doing nothing is like man i'm so sore and tired also nowadays everyone is like... fortnite, it sucks
today i learned you're not allowed to get tired unless you spent your entire day doing manual labor, got it. 👌 i'll go inform those good for nothing anemic kids!
how did you make that printing press
from the thumbnail i thought you're making RAM
He looks and sounds like jack blacks brother or something.
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I thought he was gonna make one like If u agree
6:07 looks like we got our selves a isis
Anyone here watch/read "Ascendance of a Bookworm"? Lol.
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The video are well developed,
A couple of things from a viewer's point of view, to iron out the kinks:
1. Add more energy and Enthusiasm.
2. Try to reduce a bit of the mumbling and be more articulate.
3. Have more close-up shots of the detail of certain things that specialist is doing.
4. Ask the specialist questions about the profession why they got into it why do you love it that adds a bit of personal charm
Overall, great videos and they have the potential to explode in the millions of views, good luck and all the best.
Those are horrible changes, I want to see how stuff is made not life stories
BiivAkpwe58319 I agree. I really enjoy his approach. The subject matter and process are the focus and he does not dominate it with his personality. It's not patronizing with lots of irrelevant, irksome questions. It is quite refreshing and has a "grown up" feel to it.
sammaks feel like these aren’t changes needed. That’s what every regular video has. The way he does it makes these educational videos actually fun to watch.
No it’s perfect the way it is.
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im binge watching this program because im stuck in texas for the next two days and have nothing to do in this shithole except watch this and eat junk food
Just use a typewriter
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