Bookbinding - japanese style Part 1

[@MurphySullivan]

This man makes his living doing courses on book binding & box making. He has a link to his website listed in his description. He also sells DVDs that may add more info. I am only a youtube watcher and novice book binder (still learning) but I believe these are "draw ins" so you'll go to his site. For the person asking about his tools: to smooth or make folds crisper looks like a 6 inch "Bone Folder" or a "Teflon Folder". He uses what looks like a basic "Paste Brush".

[@edgehabitat]

Excellent! Love the absence of talking and music! Many thanks!!

[@MorePurpleFlowers]

That is SO clever. I love how beautifully this turns books turns out. Thanks for such a clear tutorial on how to do book binding; I thought it was excellent.

[@gloriaadams7211]

Thank you for these tutorials. I made a book in this style years ago in a class. I want to make more and couldn't remember all the steps. Thanks again for such clear tutorials .

[@pandamanluvah]

wow thank you soooo much!! i missed the final part of the demo in class where we learn how to actually bind the book together and im responsible for figuring it out myself -___- so thank you so much for posting this videos

[@jesicalewit]

I love your videos, your work is so clean and clear! Thanks for sharing I learned a lot.

[@PeterBaumgartner]

It's the paper punch ZENITH (search for *Zenith Paper Punch Hewit'). Actually I prefer the Japanese paper drill (search for 'Japanese Push Drill Talas').

[@pozartive]

You can buy hole punching tools for book binding. They are called Japanese Screw Punches and they come with a set of tips of different sizes. They work by pushing down on them and the internal action turns the drill to make a hole. They will go through paper,card and board suitable for book covers. My advice is to make sure you buy a really good one because the cheap Chinese knock offs are exactly that and you will be disappointed because they just don't cut well or make a tidy hole.

[@xxNatje]

@anchu5 I think it is book binders glue, which you can find in art supply/craft stores

[@waterflute]

@SmoshB3ary daiso has those leather puncher that comes in various sizes. think can be used to punch too...try there

[@Winksartist]

Thank you so much for this new set of tutorials. I have used your previous tutorials to make several books that I am very pleased with. Can you tell me what the single punch tool is called and where it can be obtained in the UK?

[@pooplaitaaaa]

I would kill for that screw punch. I use the Martha Stewart one and only the smallest diameter fitting is useable and I can only punch seven thin sheets of paper max at a time. Please spread your love and disclose how you came about that gadget. It's been implied you designed it!!!!!

[@Ygso]

That's what I tought ^^ I found it even better when it's not mend to be an ASMR video ^^

[@purpleghost106]

I wonder what that tool is called, I'd like to acquire one. (The website didn't seem to have any information about it - at least not in the 'book-binding' section.) What does one even google to find it "drilling hole punch, for Japanese book binding"? I wonder if that would work ... hm.

[@carolinebossy]

Hy! Can you tell me if it's simply a green paper or a sort of cloth that you used at the beginning? I tried but i teared my paper when i pressed with the bone.

[@apapyrus1]

The common size of bit is 3 mm for this kind of bookbinding. El tamaño común de bits es de 3 mm para este tipo de encuadernación.

[@danielacasal3572]

Awesome video! But I think you should write the materials you used, all of us, or at least many, wonder about a few things you used.

[@CerridwenVids]

What's the general measurement between the holes? Is it 0.5mm away from the edge and then 2 to 3cm between the five holes? I like how this is demonstrated, but little things like that need to be annotated or said out loud.

[@nelsonromero544]

Excelente. De qué material es el verde?

[@Luna77Azul]

Greetings from Mexico, an excellent video!... but, what's the name of the tool that you use to perforate de paper?

[@sophietenbosch5498]

whats the name of the tool that u used to make holes in the paper with and can i use that thing that looks like a stapler instead ???

[@FrancJT]

This is the original asmr

[@isawisa1979]

What kind of paper is the green paper you use?

[@cherenitacherry]

hello would you tell me, where you buy your punch???? im from mexico

[@roxanreurslag8923]

Love the technique, where can you buy the perforator tool? can't find it anywhere.

[@ZenHoki]

I wonder if you would share with me: What is the brand name and where did you purchase the hole punch for the Japanese Bookbinding video "Bookbinding - Japanese style Part 1 ". I am a hobbyist and I am learning Japanese bookbinding. I find the one I have to be inadequate for the job I am doing. I hope you will share this information with me.

[@MyRyo24]

What kind of tool is he using for making wholes?

[@alyssonsouza46]

this thing in green... what paper is this? what kind of "Punch paper" do you use for japanese style?

[@LaLoNaLgA001]

Some one knows witch material is the green one, the one that paste to the carton… ??? Please!

[@sheron476]

What's the name of the glue ?

[@Barawen]

Claro, brillante demostración de madurez meterse con el avatar de una niña.

[@stellashandmade]

what is the tool you are using to make the holes?

[@ZenHoki]

I think this is it: CITEC Wad Punch Kit or one like it. I found it under leather hole punch.

como se llama la herramienta para perforar?

[@Reiri96]

do u have a written instructions???

[@Atila12349]

Ya q expones el video tutoriial Deberias de haber salido el cocido de la libreta

[@ZorroPlaztiko]

Alguien me puede decir ¿Qué herramienta usa para perforar?

[@Dy699]

@anchu5 white glue i think

[@avelinooliveiraoliveira5318]

O principal não foi ensinado!... Como se prende com o fio? ( cozer )

[@bacifaltroshkin2718]

And what about sewing technique???...

[@hsuehss]

es un taladro manual, con un punzon pùedes hacerlo

[@nourielfaroukpro]

thanks

[@gerardfuger9224]

parfait trés pédagogique, merci.

[@boyblue80]

An ASMR persons dream!

[@Staylecrate]

This tool looks like the one he is using. I could be wrong but looks very similar. www.modulor.de/en/Tools-Safety-Equipment/Handheld-and-Measuring-Tools/Punching-Tools/Zenith-paper-drill.html

[@VideoResponseSupreme]

holy shit.... YOUR MY HAND TWIN

[@cynthita73]

can you write us the materials dude please C'MON ¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡

[@Barawen]

...cuando resulta que tienes el mismo problema.

[@ChapmanGriffith]

Okay, so where is the jazz?

[@angel292005]

Looks like a common hand, 4 fingers and a thumb on each. Common enough yeah.

[@ReignBeauofTerror]

It isn't paper, it's thin cloth.

[@itssusanbitchx]

@isawisa1979 looks like canvas

[@SobrietyandSolace]

why don' you just google 'bookbinding materials'. Better still, use google to find a shop and ask them. You don't even have to go there, just use the telephone.

[@l0m3y]

Disappointing there is no explanation, at least there was no (crappy) music with subtitled explanations like you see most the time these days.

[@ninja11083]

Hmph not bad but you should open up a company

[@prodigy09forever]

Step one: Spread toothpaste all over paper.

[@danielacasal3572]

Y tu bien que sabes que es de Sailor Moon, Yo ni lo he visto, pero soy mexicana y me parece de lo mas estupido tu comentario. Si tienes algun problema con ese anime, o el anime en general, es problema tuyo, no de el resto de la nacion.

[@LaLoNaLgA001]

@isawisa1979 Dude If someone tells you… Can you tell me please I ask the same!! =S

[@suayres]

It's great as far as it goes, but I think SeaLemonDIY , here on youtube, presents the whole nine yards, on every imagine able type of book-binding and construction you could wish for, and does it clearly, concisely, and in a far more friendly fashion. That's my take, anyway.

[@martinastoessel666]

hye is good goodbye

[@Brigadaclandestina]

Me refería a ti, cuando dije madurar.

[@evenjensen8236]

Fuaken

[@Barawen]

Tenías que ridiculizarnos con tu estúpido comentario sin sentido. o.O Qué sentido más raro del patriotismo.

[@sophietenbosch5498]

dude, speak ur creepin me out

[@wildlancaster1]

What do you use to make the holes?