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What's stand for pda you used to glue the book.

14:22 When does a book become heavy enough to best be stored in this manner? Would on the spine serve the same purpose? Thank you, Adriel

Why not use scrap paper to paint up and save paint overflow onto the table. The same with glueing

Very impressive

I have some excellent condition books from 1890 and 1910ish perspectively. the spines and inband are bad but beyond that the pages seem good.

what other kinds of glue are used for book binding? im getting the sense that hide glue is more old fashioned, so would more recent glue techniques be removed in a similar fashion? (with the water soluble poultice)

it is a cool sound like and old scary movie when it opened even though its not supposed to do that. 😁

Where can I get the spunbond poly sheets? Amazon is only showing surgical masks

Amazing work and craftsmanship. Thank you for in-depth explanations.

I’ve watched all the videos for this book but you never drop a link to the products. Where do you buy your: Poultice, water soluble adhesives, Japanese long fiber tissue or is it paper. You state them both, lol are they 2 different products lastly the leather consolidate. Can’t find it. Help please

Incredible.

how is made this glue?, where to find products for bookbinding in Europe? Thanks I love the video

I have two books from 1783 that just the cover came off. The spines are attached and in great condition. Any ideas as to reattaching just the cover? I need help🙏🏽🙏🏽

toda vez que ela falava "PVA" meu coração doía. não consigo acreditar que eles usam esse tipo de cola.

How do you tell its leather? I got a bible that is over 200 years old, There is alot of materials that make up the cover. The Cover came away from the binder over the years. I'd like to fix it someday but i have a feeling its not gunna be that easy.

Restoration starts at 4:16

Seeing this I was just thinking about the old family bible, and if my mother could have had it conserved years ago. Unfortunately it was/is in far, far rougher shape - last time I remember seeing it, it was actively disintegrating, the pages so brittle they were turning to dust. I'd love it if the marriages and deaths plates survived, though knowing my mother it might be gone by now.

I have a question. I have a 1611 King James Holy Bible that the front cover tore off of. How would i repair that?

bravo!

You have a cute arm, its no problem. 😊

I have some cornhole beanbags, they're a bit bigger and floppier then dive weights. Thanks foe your videos, I am learning a lot.

I watched the whole 9 episodes. 👍 I have books that are 200 years old. Some in very good shape, some not so. Enjoyed your videos Brad

These videos very high quality and so thorough. Grateful for your example. On my smaller King James Bible, i will likely simply cut the remaining little of the front side (cover side), and then just glue beneath it and press it back together. I know difficult for you to comment on such a quick repair, but would there be an appropriate 1 size fits all glue that i should use? And where to acquire it in Canada. I will avoid construction adhesive, but it was my initial go to.

I'm in a panic watching her cut the leather of the cover with a box cutter and scissors, instead of loosening it with moisture and solvents.

Everything is awesome except it does seem like your taking way too much material off the length of those spines and it's original attachments. I.e; your painted paper should be covered more by the original leather. I would not have been happy about that, Everything else though 👍👍

Took me a while to figure out what you were doing with that "Poltice" stuff, I've never heard of that, I did it the hard way using sand paper on a block

you can never have too many clamps, but you can have enough. you don't have a problem

i think i prefer the narrated version, so you can tell what you are doing and important facts.

Should we use leather oil on antique leather spines to keep them from cracking like this? I am highly interested in preventative care as well as spine recovery. Thanks for showing us your work.

Thanks so much for doing these videos! So many books out there could use a little care and maintenance.

OMG, I have almost the exact same book, 1881. Mine is in much better shape, but I can not stop watchching. I just have to do cosmetic outside work but I am enjoying the effort so much I can't fast forward. Your attenion to deal is commendable. Keep up the good work . .

It’s really cool that a Kurt milling vise can also be used in book repair. Very awesome!!

I'm wondering why you didn't touch up the corners where the book board is exposed. Or trim the ragged text block. Is that part of the discussion with the client?

I have some old leather books i'd like to give a bit more life to. I dont know whether to use leather consolidant or rejuvenator. What is the difference and can the consolidant be used too soon?

A thorn is not the weirdest thing you found in a book, but what is then? You can't leave us hanging! :)

Absolutely fascinating. Superb work!

What type of consolidant you use?

This series is excellent! You name each thing you do and the products you use. Thank you!

Thanks for sharing, I arrived 2 years late. Your final considerations were very important and enlightening for me. Really thank you very much!

Very beautiful to see. If you could answer, I would appreciate it: What type of material did you use for the spine, the one you painted brown? At first it looked like paper, but when used, it looked more like leather. Thank you very much and I wish you and your projects much success and long life. Muito lindo de se ver. Se puder responder eu agradeço: Qual o tipo de material você utilizou para a lombada, essa que você pintou de marrom? A principio de pareceu um papel, mas na hora de ser utilizado, mais parece um couro. Muito obrigado e desejo muito sucesso e vida longa pra você e seus projetos. Salvador-Ba/Brasil.

Would conditioning the leather periodically help prevent this type of breaking?

I had no idea the complexity of a repair like this. Thank you for taking the time to record and explain the process!

I have a large leather book from 1767, and the outer spine and cover has thick threads holding it together but they seem very fragile and dry. Is there any substance I can put on them to help maintain their integrity and not break the cover off?

Nice video and your voice is beautiful✨

Watched the whole thing. Great job. Your arms look fine in the videos. 😊

Amazing Work! Thanks for share!

New Subscriber love the Videos. As a Collector of Books, Magazines, and Comics I find your videos to be amazing and very useful thank you.

Have you ever looked into using ethylene oxide sterilization to stabilize paper artifacts? I've used it on a few trial pieces and it seems to work well without apparently damaging the artifacts. I'm concerned about using it on more precious objects without feedback from archivists and restorers that have experimented with it.

I have watched a few of your videos. I am an amateur just beginning to care for my library. Do you have a video demonstration on how to replace end papers?

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