Espresso Book Machine

[@wilmafleming194]

What a fabulous Espresso Book Machine; I can't wait to visit the store in New York!

[@coffeemachtspass]

I've ordered several books from Harvard University, which has one of these machines and will print your book and send it through the mail. It's perfect for me because most of the books that really intrigue me are over a hundred years old. Finding them in the original binding would be nearly impossible in the U.S., or they would be prohibitively expensive.

[@ebenboakyebotchey2871]

is the machine for sale and please where can one get some to buy

[@darthvader5300]

The disadvantage with it is that it will dry up or disappear the discount books sales and bookstores because they make business by buying unsold books and reselling them to the public at a cheaper price and thus MAKING THE SAME BOOKS AVAILABLE TO THOSE WHO ARE ON A BUDGET AND CAN NOW AFFORD IT NOW! Now that's the democratization of knowledge as expressed by the 1st Amendment and by the "Bill Of Rights".

[@vincentfoo3188]

Hi is there a printing machine that can print direct onto a book? For example the printer forgot to print the ISBN number and we want to print this in on a page in the book. Is there such a machine? Thank you.

[@parekurawalker8048]

How much are one of these machines

[@PHlophe]

steven is nervous, awww