A restoration video with a soft spoken British accent. Can you get better unintentional ASMR than that?! Thanks again to Jules for the videos and for restarting my classic video game collection. I've just bought a SNES, N64 and am on the lookout for a Megadrive/Genesis. Be sure to check out Jules channel if you're interested in this type of thing and let me know.... Would you more restoration videos like this??? Jules has put together an Unintentional ASMR playlist of his videos: ruclips.net/p/PLLaP9eE0e6meMZ9hZ9oAdxH6i4LsbR0NM SUBSCRIBE to Jules Burt: bit.ly/JulesBurt Get the inside scoop on all my new videos + exclusives by becoming a Patron. You'll be helping the channel! www.patreon.com/julesburt His @penguinbookaday Instagram feed is here instagram.com/penguinbook... Buy Jules a coffee right here - ko-fi.com/julesburt
Yeah I dont think this guy is the person I'd take restoration advice from .......I think he needs some kind of restraining order to stop him getting near anything valuable to the literary world. Sorry but I winced at the way he even touches the poor things. I'm suffering some truma at having accidentaly crushing a snail......this has not calmed me down.
You can find paper and paper correction fluid that's closer to the actual color of the pages. They have them at the art store, perhaps a print shop or office supply, as well.
1st book is like my fav books given by my grandpa. When I was young, I was shocked to see the book falling apart, all the pages were just mixed up. I didn’t know what to do and just taped them tightly.
I hope you're crediting and paying him for the content. His channel is awesome I've followed it for a while. He doesn't get many view so I'd encourage people to support his own channel.
Acceptable repair for personal use, but there is a better way to repair the spine of the text block. For that you would require a pva liquid glue, a book press, and a bone folder. In fact, to consolidate the lamination of the jacket spine to the paper, a bone folder would be preferable. Additionally, it would also be beneficial to use a soft cloth and weight between each glueing stage and 24-72 hours of waiting before proceeding to the next stage. This allows sufficient curing time and prevents warping from excessive moisture. Finally, standard bond paper is not acid free and will degrade quickly. Acid free is the ticket. Unfortunately, perfect binding is far from perfect, so there is only so much you can do to restore these books. That said, this is so soothing to listen to and watch, and this person is clearly passionate about this. Such a pleasant voice, too.
It's the sound for me. It's too sharp. I'm not a fan of turning page sounds either. But the content is good. I probably have a couple books I could use this for.
I was just listening to a Frank Muller audiobook of him reading The Gunslinger by Steven King and he sounds exactly like Frank. Even the microphone sounds the same.
I found this very interesting......I always wanted to know how they restored book bindings....seriously.....thank you...I have 1 foot in the grave and I am still learning....
That’s a beautiful book and I’m glad it’s saved. But I’m just a hobby bookbinder, I learned everything from RUclips and I think you should have used some other methods to get a cleaner and sturdier result. Like getting/making a book press and doing a “perfect binding”. Well, good job saving books. 👍
I also have found a music book from 1915. It has a spine, fragile and about half gone. The pages are somewhat yellow, but still some still shiny. There is one stain and some writing on in ink on one page. Ist edition, 1915 from Carl Fischer's Music Library. I feel it's worth saving. What do you think?
Knowing general shittiness of glue sticks, amount of time it took him to attach strip primed with glue to a cover made me mad. Won't hold even for one re-read.
I have a recommendation, anybody familiar with the channel "Two minute papers"? I think there might be something fans of this channel would like The content is about machine learning and image simulation, niche but made accessible by a very enthusistic host
Wow I'm shocked that you use prit-stick. Whenever I use that, it just comes away after a while (Not book repairing like here, I'm just talking sticking things on paper after a while the glue dries and it started falling off and you can just pull it off really easy. I thought as a professional you would have had some stronger stuff in a bottle with a brush or something.
“Of the Day” October 13, 2020 Thought of the Day “What the mind can conceive, it can achieve.” Joke of the Day: How much fun is doing your laundry? Loads. Random Fact of The Day The longest jellyfish on record measured 160 feet, more than half the length of a football field. Word of the Day usurp [yoo-SERP] (Verb) 1 a : to seize and hold (office, place, functions, powers, etc.) in possession by force or without right b : to take or make use of without right 2 : to take the place of by or as if by force : supplant
I was thinking the same thing. Furniture polish on a book?? I'm sure it makes it sparkle right after you put it on but I can only imagine how over time its going to eat away at the ink and paper, doing more harm than good. He even covers words on the back page with that massive strip of paper he's glued to it. Really a shame.
Not a great restoration un the beginning. He glued the paper to the end of the book and covered all of the words. If the book was that important he wouldnt have done that. He could have gotten a thing piece of cardboard to strengthen and connected the spinf that didnt mess with the literature.
I believe it would actually be an English dialect, there are different parts of Britain with different accents that are exclusive to that part, they would be considered British because they are nowhere else.
There is no such thing as a "British" accent. It's four countries with varying regional accents, dialects and languages, Welsh, Scots Gaelic, Irish Gaelic and English of course.
You forgot Scots (the language). 🤓 But yes, most people know there is a plethora of British dialects and accents, and not one. The same is true of American English: someone from Boston and someone from Alabama sound almost nothing alike. And yet we still refer to them as “American” accents because they do sound more similar to each other and are easily distinguishable from accents in Britain or places like Australia or New Zealand. That’s the reason we group things together. To distinguish them from other/different groups. Same goes for “British accents”: I have no idea where exactly the speaker in this video is from, but I know it’s not North America, and it’s gotta be somewhere in Britain, most likely England.
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A restoration video with a soft spoken British accent. Can you get better unintentional ASMR than that?!
Thanks again to Jules for the videos and for restarting my classic video game collection. I've just bought a SNES, N64 and am on the lookout for a Megadrive/Genesis. Be sure to check out Jules channel if you're interested in this type of thing and let me know.... Would you more restoration videos like this???
Jules has put together an Unintentional ASMR playlist of his videos: ruclips.net/p/PLLaP9eE0e6meMZ9hZ9oAdxH6i4LsbR0NM
SUBSCRIBE to Jules Burt: bit.ly/JulesBurt
Get the inside scoop on all my new videos + exclusives by becoming a Patron. You'll be helping the channel! www.patreon.com/julesburt
His @penguinbookaday Instagram feed is here instagram.com/penguinbook...
Buy Jules a coffee right here - ko-fi.com/julesburt
Ads should be banned on all ASMR videos
Agreed. Also on migraine relief videos.
these ads are so LOUD AAAAAAAA
Pay subscrip cheapscate
I will back you for President
Agreed
I came to sleep, I stayed to learn how to restore old books. 📚
LOL!
Relaxing video. Not a good way to restore books at all.
Yeah I dont think this guy is the person I'd take restoration advice from .......I think he needs some kind of restraining order to stop him getting near anything valuable to the literary world. Sorry but I winced at the way he even touches the poor things. I'm suffering some truma at having accidentaly crushing a snail......this has not calmed me down.
I agree but I like to pretend he knew what he was doing lol
that's the only flaw of unintentional ASMR, they actually have contents😹
Oh man, I found Jules through one of his retro gaming videos, it's nice to see him getting some ASMR recognition.
Thanks buddy!
I love smelling vintage books 📖
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The smell of classic knowledge. Yes!
Same!
Smells like B O O K
Even better than nepalm in the morning.
I never knew that I love book brushing with a tooth brush sounds before
It's so satisfying🙂
Instant Sub! I just inherited my father's collection, and this all seems like a great pandemic hobby.
Nice!
You can find paper and paper correction fluid that's closer to the actual color of the pages. They have them at the art store, perhaps a print shop or office supply, as well.
Jules is the best. I stumbled upon a Star Wars unboxing video and hundreds of videos later I'm still listening just about every night
30:46 this whole section got me resting well
whispers in the library... who wants to try this perfume?
Ooh arr the sound of a West Country accent be tinglin me ear ‘oles 😂
I love this! My intention was only to listen, but I find watching it as soothing and interesting.
Thanks Kerry!
I’ve fallen asleep 5 times to this already
Chevrolet, Zebra, Honesty.
It’s bad that I knew immediately where this is from
fight fight fight
Fancy seeing you here, Bob.
The tv stop watch and the book
Lest we forget Man, Woman, Person, Camera, TV
1st book is like my fav books given by my grandpa. When I was young, I was shocked to see the book falling apart, all the pages were just mixed up. I didn’t know what to do and just taped them tightly.
Such a good find. Most pleasing.
I hope you're crediting and paying him for the content. His channel is awesome I've followed it for a while. He doesn't get many view so I'd encourage people to support his own channel.
Espectacular tutorial, Gracias por Compartir esta Restauracion. Bendiciones
Twice i have watched this and twice i have fallen asleep not even half way through this !🤩
this was the bessssst asmr, satisfying and informative
This video is restoring my mind
Unintentional asmr is superior
This is so relaxinggg
Finally. An ASMR video with a Westcountry accent
Would you please consider establishing these asmr as podcasts? That’d be great bcz it’s easier to sleep with podcast timer rather than youtube
Acceptable repair for personal use, but there is a better way to repair the spine of the text block. For that you would require a pva liquid glue, a book press, and a bone folder. In fact, to consolidate the lamination of the jacket spine to the paper, a bone folder would be preferable. Additionally, it would also be beneficial to use a soft cloth and weight between each glueing stage and 24-72 hours of waiting before proceeding to the next stage. This allows sufficient curing time and prevents warping from excessive moisture. Finally, standard bond paper is not acid free and will degrade quickly. Acid free is the ticket. Unfortunately, perfect binding is far from perfect, so there is only so much you can do to restore these books. That said, this is so soothing to listen to and watch, and this person is clearly passionate about this. Such a pleasant voice, too.
Came here for the ASMR, learnt how to restore an old book! You just wouldn't get the same affect with a Kindle!
it's nice to find a fellow book cleaner.
Never thought id hear an ASMR voice over from the West Country! I loves a bit of ASM oooh aRRR me luver 😂
So, relaxing 😌.
This man earned a sub from me. 👍
Thanks!
@@JulesBurt hold on. Were you the person who made this video originally?
I love this 💤
Excellent job!!!
This video is kickass.
These are the best
Seeing a toothbrush scuff the top of a book like that turns my stomach in a nails-down-the-blackboard fashion
It's the sound for me. It's too sharp. I'm not a fan of turning page sounds either. But the content is good. I probably have a couple books I could use this for.
What else would you use to clean your teeth
@@gbrea6137 low-grade sandpaper.
needs toothpaste
I was just listening to a Frank Muller audiobook of him reading The Gunslinger by Steven King and he sounds exactly like Frank. Even the microphone sounds the same.
I found this very interesting......I always wanted to know how they restored book bindings....seriously.....thank you...I have 1 foot in the grave and I am still learning....
There's no age limit to learn. Cheers mate!
New drinking game: Take a shot every time he wipes the mat...
LOL!
Excellent ASMR ... Thank You 😊
That’s a beautiful book and I’m glad it’s saved. But I’m just a hobby bookbinder, I learned everything from RUclips and I think you should have used some other methods to get a cleaner and sturdier result. Like getting/making a book press and doing a “perfect binding”. Well, good job saving books. 👍
I also have found a music book from 1915. It has a spine, fragile and about half gone. The pages are somewhat yellow, but still some still shiny. There is one stain and some writing on in ink on one page. Ist edition, 1915 from Carl Fischer's Music Library. I feel it's worth saving. What do you think?
I have a copy of the Creepy Stories as well- a wonderful read.
Sounds like he's from my hometown of Bristol 😍
Plymouth Jen.
@@JulesBurt ahh not too far then! 😉
Master Bruce, I took the liberty of repairing your copy of Forbidden Planet.
This is awesome.
I got this video on repeat
I saw the movie on TMC...loved it.... Forbidden Planet
Is there any way to reduce oxidation in old books. I noticed your pages are in good shape, only yellow on the edges. Thank you.
If you crush those book scrapings up and snort them, you will absorb the same content quality as watching the movie version.
Very soothing voice
Knowing general shittiness of glue sticks, amount of time it took him to attach strip primed with glue to a cover made me mad. Won't hold even for one re-read.
Weird RUclips recommended but great video
what kind of polish do you yse
Outstanding specimen! How d'you find them?
show me another video that starts with a man rubbing a book with a toothbrush, and i'll show you a real green dog.
The binding is going over the text bud🤣
I actually used to do this but only with old hardbacks
12:40 That'll work :p
I would have made the sides of the spine cover thinner so as to not cover any of the print, though it would be less stable, I suppose.
I have a recommendation, anybody familiar with the channel "Two minute papers"? I think there might be something fans of this channel would like
The content is about machine learning and image simulation, niche but made accessible by a very enthusistic host
Interesting book.
Did you read it?
Nope , just restored it.
I'm distracted by the books📚
David Brown is on Altair 4
49:49 that aint candle wax...
Wow I'm shocked that you use prit-stick. Whenever I use that, it just comes away after a while (Not book repairing like here, I'm just talking sticking things on paper after a while the glue dries and it started falling off and you can just pull it off really easy. I thought as a professional you would have had some stronger stuff in a bottle with a brush or something.
You are not using it right. It's an adhesive used across industries because of its durability.
Read the instructions next time.
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Where in Britain is his accent from? California?
South West England
I could smell this
*Liked by Joe Goldberg*
Not asmr at all in my opinion but not hating. Keep up the good work with this channel.
What’s this gentleman’s youtube channel? Does anybody have a link?
Search Jules Burt
Show us the forbidden books.
Buy this man a better mic
What the hell are you doing with my toothbrush..
Covering a part of the text is a small price to pay? Really?
“Of the Day” October 13, 2020
Thought of the Day
“What the mind can conceive, it can achieve.”
Joke of the Day:
How much fun is doing your laundry?
Loads.
Random Fact of The Day
The longest jellyfish on record measured 160 feet, more than half the length of a football field.
Word of the Day
usurp
[yoo-SERP]
(Verb)
1 a : to seize and hold (office, place, functions, powers, etc.) in possession by force or without right
b : to take or make use of without right
2 : to take the place of by or as if by force : supplant
Nice
If it says unintentional, is it really unintentional?
Lol
justabitaglue
People have not idea was ASMR is, this is not!
Certainly a butcher when it comes to book restoration, relaxing though.
I was thinking the same thing. Furniture polish on a book?? I'm sure it makes it sparkle right after you put it on but I can only imagine how over time its going to eat away at the ink and paper, doing more harm than good. He even covers words on the back page with that massive strip of paper he's glued to it. Really a shame.
Hilarious...
@@yyguuyg yes this had me raging. what a tool, all he had to do was cut a blank piece of paper down to size to use as the last page
Why on Earth would you ever scrub a book with a toothbrush? Surely it abrades the book more than it cleans it.
Not a great restoration un the beginning. He glued the paper to the end of the book and covered all of the words. If the book was that important he wouldnt have done that. He could have gotten a thing piece of cardboard to strengthen and connected the spinf that didnt mess with the literature.
How could it relaxing you he made so many failure its not its our tiny secret fails...
I was about to sleep and it made me angry i cant sleep anymore.
Ooo
Is his tongue hanging out while he is doing this?
What on earth has this bodger done to this book?
@Arran I'm aware - Pritt stick for repair though... Not an acid free glue. Won't last.
Wonkily cut copier paper for binding...
It's not a British accent. There's no such thing. That's an English accent.
I believe it would actually be an English dialect, there are different parts of Britain with different accents that are exclusive to that part, they would be considered British because they are nowhere else.
Zaqzaa
Hes got big toes for thumbs
Forbidden Planet sucks
Isn’t asmr but ok
I don’t believe it’s unintentional.
It is. He's been doing these for awhile and only recently learned what ASMR is when people kept mentioning it in the comments.
There is no such thing as a "British" accent. It's four countries with varying regional accents, dialects and languages, Welsh, Scots Gaelic, Irish Gaelic and English of course.
You forgot Scots (the language). 🤓
But yes, most people know there is a plethora of British dialects and accents, and not one. The same is true of American English: someone from Boston and someone from Alabama sound almost nothing alike. And yet we still refer to them as “American” accents because they do sound more similar to each other and are easily distinguishable from accents in Britain or places like Australia or New Zealand. That’s the reason we group things together. To distinguish them from other/different groups.
Same goes for “British accents”: I have no idea where exactly the speaker in this video is from, but I know it’s not North America, and it’s gotta be somewhere in Britain, most likely England.
@@mistym0rning I'm Scottish. 😊
He just talks a bit too much 🤦🏼♀️