Is this the lightest EDC notebook ever?

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[@rubenskiii]

This is the first video of you i’ve seen, such an interesting design for a pocket “notebook”! When i was younger i made my own attempts at making a very flat notebook, i used a splitpin and found out that for the same absolute thickness of a binded notebook or one with rings you could have a lot more paper with you, the rotation sometimes was anoying but in a later iteration i put the pin at the right hand side, that way i could simply flick the notebook pages that where full to the right, where they would be held behind the hand i was holding it with, if it dared to flip back while i was still writing simply tilting my hand or just slightly moving my thumb stopped that. I don’t know if I still have them and if i do where i left them, it was just really simple some pieces of paper cut to A7 size with a hole in the topcorner and then a splitpin through it that acted as a holding pin while allowing it to rotate open. Worked really well, and the bronze colour of the splitpins gives it a nice look, complemented the simple cardboard cover i used quite nicely. If you want to put more work in it you could round of the edges. The concept is not mine ofcourse, rotating(?) books, usually smal are well known but I rarely see notebooks with that system and they are incredibly easy to make yourself.

[@Flatability]

That is fantastic! Thank you so much for sharing your story. I might try out your design in a future video.

[@rubenskiii]

@@Flatability awesome!

[@battybibliophile-Clare]

I just thought I could make one of these to take some index cards that i have. I use them for disposable notes and could adapt the idea to make an envelope to vontain them.

[@Flatability]

I love your idea!

[@battybibliophile-Clare]

@@Flatability thanks Iain.

[@battybibliophile-Clare]

You are really getting creative! Love it!

[@Flatability]

Thank you so much. There is a great deal of creativity in the pipeline. Incidentally, I’ll be adding a few more “playlists”, as I cover all manner of topics. It’s great to get some positive feedback for some of my more eclectic videos, so thank you for that. I appreciate it.

[@battybibliophile-Clare]

@@Flatability you are welcome, I love these videos. They have such practicality and imagination.

[@kenaar]

Where would you write the time? In the A-W index or behind the M?

[@Flatability]

I'm so sorry, but I'm not sure what you mean. But thanks for your interest. I appreciate that.