hell yeah chester that's how it's done

Love it 😍 📚

Love This

goat

Murdaaaaa

you should make more fingerboard obstacle builds more ! 👍🏼

Why did we stop using this technology?

Im sorry again another question how thick is ya chipboard and the size of ya magnets. I had to punch all the way through or my magnets wouldnt lay flat. I use 10 round my 1mm thick magents look just like yours but might been bigger around. Ive made a few of these and i love this style. Again thanks to you. I got a tool like that to do hikes but mine didnt go through yours went though like butter i hammered n hammered lol

Awesome vid! But in the future you wanna start sanding with a lower grit 80 and 180 so you can knock down the big mountains and then higher grit 220, 320 to smooth it all out! Helps save paper

Gorgeous book! I don’t understand the purpose of the metal plate when you’re sewing? Will the book open flat? Thank you for sharing your process.

Very cool! Advice for anyone is when you finish sanding take a pencil and sandpaper, make some fine graphite dust and rub it on the edges of the ledge where you grind, this will give it that worn down ledge look and that shiny truck/skate graphic/wax colour. when you lacquer it it seems like you are skating a perfect broken in ledge, with time they become satisfying once they get little cracks and grooves so in general don’t be too bothered about imperfections, everything is unique!

Very nice - didn't realise there was a legitimate use for flamethrowers in bookbinding!

How awesome 👍👍

Does the measurements work for any size of book?

Beautiful piece.

Why urethane instead of silicone?

Bro was gettin the money shots 💦

Your work is flawless! 🎉

How neat and beautiful! Well done!

Bonjour, comment s’appelle s’il vous plaît le papier de couverture de livres ? Merci.

Would it hurt you just to speak to us? I guess we’re suppose to guess what things are. 🙄

Wonderful to see, as always. I particularly enjoy your playfulness with materials here, thanks for including the extra shots of the light through that cover, beautiful :)

Jade thicky

Simple, straight to the point…thank you

Just made one this afternoon! Came out great. The air bubbles tip worked like charm - great video!

that's clean work !

Hi from France, great video! What size is the reed soline you used, here we don’t have any penny and my chair looks exactly the same as yours!

I was looking for something like this for my own project, watched the whole video and realized that you are making them for the same reason I am! Have a big project in the works (FB related) and this will be a big help!

the yopper is the greatest thing i've seen all year oh my god

I find myself scarcely recuperated from the most recent Bounty Archive video, and yet, lo and behold, he graces us with yet another masterpiece. His prowess is unparalleled, and it is evident that he dedicates himself to the study of his craft with the fervor and commitment of one wholly devoted to a lifelong vocation. I am positively brimming with anticipation to witness the direction in which his next creation shall transport us. Indeed, the journey promises to be nothing short of extraordinary, as we are continually enchanted by his boundless talent and unwavering dedication.

You let that yopper scream

Bounty dropped

Great video. What kind of concrete do you use?

You've found a recent take on the classic 1927 "Bauhaus" chair. Almost 100 years later it still looks modern, the sign of a design classic. Many have been made and yours was sold by Habitat in the 80s flat-packed for home assembly. They cost about £20 in the 1980s, they also came with arms for a bit more money. Nice job, you'd have done better to work on the seat and back on a work bench. Don't use a hammer to bash in the cane, use the edge of one of your wedges under the hammer to avoid pushing the cane in too far and marking or denting it. Also use a sharp Stanley knife to trim off the excess rattan, taking care to keep hands out of the way. But well done on restoring a classic.

Hermoso trabado, pero nonhavia visto la texnica de descaste del hilo para hacer el nudo de inicio de xostura antes

I need a great source of these rubber compounds in Southern California

Incredible work and just the video I needed for my project. What is the drill bit you use in the video?

Is it me or/ an optical illusion or are the vertical supports not symmetrical at the top. They seem oriented 2 different ways…

a beautiful endevour

They look really cool, but just out of curiosity what function do the blue and yellow windows serve? I have never owned a book case like that, or really seen one until this video.

Where can we buy it?

I had a really good teacher in my exchange institution who taught me everything I know about bookbinding. I’ve used some elements of that during my bachelor, and this video inspired me to implement more in the upcoming masters course. Thank you!

The fact that it took the micro indentation of the letters is wild. Love it.

The depth of the bounty tool box always impresses

Details on the circular Leather weight?

I find myself once again with the pleasure of observing what it takes to create a masterpiece at the hands of Bounty Archive. In just 16 short minutes, the detailed shots take us on a journey, accompanied by the sounds of mechanical tooling, paper texture, and organic precision. We find ourselves asking not “what if,” but “how?” The international travels to far lands bring back knowledge that we all wish to attain and practice through hours of experimental, yet tested bookbinding techniques. This dedication to craft is evident in what we witness on this KZbin page. As the glue adheres to the variety of textured surfaces displayed in the video, we come to understand a simple truth: great work is achieved through constant improvement. Success is measured not in quantity, but in quality. Thumbs up from me on this one.

What the heck is it??

Not bad but, fabric should go on after headbands at the spine and then the sides on top of end pages not on top of the first and last page. Headbands in line with text block not above. Fold fabric on board cover head and bottom first, press down corners 3 mm excess and then glue the sides. (that's from bookbinders pro). Like the Cricut title, neat.

Made in China.

This is sooo good.