Honestly thought you were going to pull out some retro DnD logo, but oh my stars the Beholder! It is beautiful! This was a great little series, thank you for sharing!

Rebinding DUNE - Part 1 05 Mar 2024 Rebinding DUNE - Part 2 24 Mar 2024 Rebinding DUNE - Part 3 27 Apr 2024 Rebinding DUNE - Part 3 End of May??

beautiful production! amazing result

"How did you do the measurements for the tooling?" "I eyeballed it"

Buenas noches que bonito trabajo podría hacerle un pedido me podría decir como me pongo en contacto con usted gracias

Save for those magnets and a bit of the PLA glue earlier, this book is composed entirely of organic components. It is created almost entirely out of cells that once belonged to a living being, or an amalgamation of those cells. Now, those beings are Dune.

7:19 i HATE how satisfyingly you composed this shot

Would it be possible to dampen and iron the crease out?

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the cover design is amazing and works so well !!! And it's just so satisfaying to see you work, thanks for sharing your work/passion on youtube

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But he's using modern tools! (and pins). Do it using medieval tools.

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That is a magnificent tome!

The filming, lightning and editing is professional

Does the thickness of the integrated problems have any impact on the binding and pages? I feel like anything bigger than another piece of paper thick always causes problems in books

This is so beautiful! I don't suppose anyone will answer this, but one of my linen bound Folios has a corner coming up at the very top edge of the book and I'm wondering how best to secure that corner since it's a very nice copy inherited from my grandmother. I don't want to ruin it, but I don't want leaving it to get worse and it seems such a small thing to try and find someone else to handle it.

Can I gesso oil paper with traditional gesso (rabbit skin glue and chalk and or marble) and then bind a book with that paper or will it be too brittle?

First off I know you said your painting wasn't finished but I think it was! I liked it! 2nd love your bindery, satisfying to see that you organized as well as I would. Keep up the great work, I'm a proud subscriber. Ps the bloopers were hilarious, awesome personality.

How insane is the internet that we get to watch a master work like this???

😮😮👏👏👏 wonderful work

What a beautiful tools, hands and techniques. Really amazing.

so good

4:47 Oh, I see how it is... high school chemistry teacher with a second, more sinister hobby

Back where I come from they call this a reverse palimpsest

Maybe I'll be able to wrap presents now! 😊

Your sweater perfectly matches your profession

The pure peace these videos give me is just. So perfect

4:38 Somewhere in the past 50 years, once upon a time, a spider called the inside of that book home.

joe goldberg?

Can't wait to see the front cover and spine details

Even on camera the burnishing really brings out the colour on your paper! Incredible piece of craftsmanship thank you for sharing your work!

👏🙂 Congratulations!!! 🎉 I'm a new subscriber & I've only watched 3 videos so far, but I could see from the first video that this was well deserved. You're doing a great job!!! 👍👍 I appreciate the previews of your previous videos & I'm looking forward to checking them out. Especially the cute mini book & the one with the metal clasps. 😊💚

Beautiful book & series. 💚 I'm looking forward to seeing the finished work of art. 👏🙂 Thank you for sharing.

This was so enjoyable to watch.

Is that a pen mark on the cover page or a stylized dune that was printed?

Watching this channel is one long series of "Wow, that was super intricate and took ages, what a patient craftsman... Wait, he has to do it AGAIN??"

Now i know why book makers don't make this type of books anymore

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wow stunning work can´t wait for part4!

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what great fabulous work my dear friend please guide us to where we can get all kinds of accessories for this art.... guide us and teach us about this thanks a lot make some videos on this everyone will be grateful for you my dear thanks

Such a beautiful and inviting craft! You sure have a great way of teaching.. Just recently found you through my son and watched several of your videos. Your Dune and Dungeons and Dragons videos are truly amazing pieces of works!! I have made a couple of beginner watercolour sketchbooks a few years back.. It's one of of a few things I would like to delve more in to. I am a bit of a sewer and use a cutting mat with plastic rulers and cutting wheel.. but, was wondering where to buy your ruler @ 3:21. please. :) Thanks, Paula.

Stunningly beautiful work, both the video and the book!

Wow, paperweight also shows how crazy imperial measures are. They all don‘t make any sense at all … :-D

I have a question, do you find yourself reading the book again wile your working? I feel like it would distract me from finishing

I see that you cut the washi with a knife. I have read that it should be torn so that there is a feathered edge - care to weigh in on this? I am looking at doing the exact same type of repair (for the first time) and want to know if it is worth the extra work of ripping the washi. Thank you!

This is so fascinating. Will there be a part 4?