I know this guy. He is one of the nicest people I met. If you want to buy something from him, he will make it perfect for you. Everytime!

@adeelsbinderypenart

3 жыл бұрын

Tack så mycket kollega☺🙏

@mrmadmaxalot

2 жыл бұрын

@@adeelsbinderypenart Du är svensk? Ja visste inte. Bra jobbat!

@adeelsbinderypenart

2 жыл бұрын

@@mrmadmaxalot tack så mycket 👊😊🙏

@leeporter6926

2 жыл бұрын

Is that what your tattoo means?

@gubachmann

2 жыл бұрын

@@leeporter6926 Looks a lot like a portuguese saying. 'Dale tudo', in portuguese it would means something like 'give everything' for something, in a possitive way. But i'm not sure about this tattoo.

I am happy to realize that bookbinding in this form still exists. Your craftsmanship is a delight to watch, I feel like I have traveled back in time! Thank you and well done.

@muhammedbenobaid2936

Жыл бұрын

Hi , did you know about legal book Bookbinding ? I mean the best shop for legal book ?

@heisenberg_fisher2890

Жыл бұрын

@@muhammedbenobaid2936 Hi, sorry I don't know.

@amegatron07

Жыл бұрын

@@muhammedbenobaid2936 If you need to have just some single books, they can be rebound by such craftsmen as this guy. But if you need to produce a huge batch of such books, then I also don't know.

This is the way I was trained when I was an apprentice almost 40 years ago but we did not use PVA glue it was rabbit glue and hoof glue, I still have the blank books I made as well as some of the paperback books I converted to hardbacks as class projects. I was only one of the two females in a class of 40 boys back in the day, not many young ladies bake then had ever considered bookbinding as a career choice. It is something I am for ever grateful to have been able to of learned and a boss who thought I had the potential to excel at, because without him sponsoring me I would never of been able to of study bookbinding.

@Lord_Alhaitham

2 жыл бұрын

are you still in the industry 😃

@nicanornunez9787

Жыл бұрын

Well it was the mythical time of the 80s so it makes sense to use rabbit glue.

@mirkhwand

8 ай бұрын

Two questions: Was this a class that was offered during the high school years? Also, which glue is better for long-term and HEAVY book usage (i.e., frequently studied reference manuals, daily devotions, etc.)?

As a fantasy author, I'd love to have a custom made rustic style print like this for my personal collection. That would be incredible to pass on to my kids. Great workmanship on this!

@hannahcruz1440

Жыл бұрын

The same goes for me.

@jamespike5161

Жыл бұрын

I’m in the finishing stages of my own novel right now. It’s just a personal passion project, but I’d love to print it and have it bound like this. I’d pay an exceptional amount of money for it, in fact.

@bluemoon4944

10 ай бұрын

I'm about to finish my novel too and I'm learning how to do bookbinding so I can make a copy for myself, of course, I could never do such a masterpiece like the author of the video but I'm optimistic 😅

I visited a graphic school in Germany a while ago which had a bookbinding course. Some of the books the students made were insane. It's such an underrated craft

A long time ago I learned bookbinding on a technical school. After a course of four years you got a diploma and then you could be an apprentice who has to learn the real craft. To see an artisan like this man at work? Sheer joy and pleasure. And, after all these years? My hands are starting to itch. Thanks for this beautiful demonstration of advanced bookbinding.

@D00GNUKEM.

2 жыл бұрын

You had to take a 4 year course just to become an apprentice?

@MichaelKingsfordGray

2 жыл бұрын

@@D00GNUKEM. And you have to learn your real name!

@D00GNUKEM.

2 жыл бұрын

@@MichaelKingsfordGray ​ if that's your real name id be applying for a legal change ASAP your parents must have been cousins to come up with that steaming turd of a name

@D00GNUKEM.

2 жыл бұрын

it was a genuine question, trolls are the lowest form of life , GFY pole-smoker

@greyarea1004

Жыл бұрын

How can bookbinding course take 4 years

7:54 When the leather was stretched over the spine and the ribs came through, I got goosebumps. Thanks for showing us the expertise of a dying artform.

I'm about to get started on making my first book with a rounded spine, and I worried about how I would round the spine with only limited equipment. I didn't know whether to laugh or cry when I saw you just smacking the book against the table with a hammer.

@snickerdoodle8776

3 жыл бұрын

For me, rubber mallet no problem! But I don't know what to substitute a book binding machine. Im worried those are expensive when I would just want to make an occasional book here and there.

@meltedsandwich6716

2 жыл бұрын

@@snickerdoodle8776 nerdforge is good for some diy book making ideas and maybe look for some more amateur videos ive seen a book press made with 4 clamps and two kitchen cutting boards

@catzkeet4860

2 жыл бұрын

Really, other than the plough there’s ways to work around most all bookbinding equipment. . Don’t have a press? Use a pile of weights. Don’t have a sewing frame or cradle? use a chair back or buy an old picture frame. Planing the page edges is more problematic, and a book plough really does do the best job, but failing that, a vice and some sandpaper can do a reasonable job. As for rounding a spine, how else would you do it, other than “gently” hitting it with a mallet/hammer?

@jasen.

Жыл бұрын

I just wanna make a super huge sketchbook.

In this time when Bookbinding as an art-form stands on the verge of extinction, this video reaffirms that no great things completely be tarnished away. As a typical bookish Bengali person, I adore your craftsmanship. Keep up those marvellous jobs. Sending love from Calcutta, WB, India.❣

This is one of the most exquisitely beautiful things I have ever seen. Holding this in you hand must feel both like an honour and an obligation to use those pages with as much love as it was crafted with..

I love when YT recommends stuff I didn't even know I wanted to watch.

This is probably one of the coolest things I've ever seen

I feel like I’ve gone back in time watching this beautiful craftsmanship. It’s so exquisite there’s no way I could ever despoil it by writing or drawing in it! Who could possibly think they had anything worthy to put between such a beautiful binding? Only God I think.

@mariaetheridge8343

2 жыл бұрын

A quil pen and real ink in caligraphy!

@talkingoutloud9694

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah, I have a quill pen and just started working on my calligraphy skills. I could write anything with those fancy materials and if written in Latin, even a Medieval version of a Craigslist Missed Connection would be impressive

@Taliesin6

2 жыл бұрын

i made a hand bound blank book once (a lot simpler than this one) and had the same conundrum. i ended up giving it to my sister who is an artist and she used it as a sketchbook.

@Lord_Alhaitham

2 жыл бұрын

@@TheBestowersSlave check the description

I am less than a novice, working on learning to bind my first book. I am both impressed and intimidated by the talent you've earned mastering your craft.

Oh my gosh. When you tugged the leather down over the side notches and it stretched over them and looked like the beauty of books I love I lost it

7:58 that sound of the leather flap is everything

I came to this video because of a rabbit hole that started somewhere else, and suddenly I’ve just watched this entire video and loved every second of it. Beautiful craftsmanship. I am blown away.

i think this is the only time i have been suggested a video by youtube that was relevant to what i was watching, this pooped up after watching a book being refurbished on the insider channel. wow i have no words that is incredible. i makes my heart warm that there are still people who know this crafts/artistry.

Good. Lord. My friend. The Lord is Good. Thats a 650$ journal. I’m a bit of a historian and have always preferred editions like this, and had never imagined they could be made without machines. But this is the original way, and it’s possible for me to learn. I imagine you yourself are using this knowledge as something that was passed down to you, from the beginning of the time when civilization learned this. Thats very cool you practice your traditions if that’s the case. Wonderful video. Inspiring. It was precisely what I wanted to find when I searched how to bind books and was not finding any leather ones with the side notches, the way my favorite publishers have them made. Places like Anathema, Ouroboros, Scarlet Imprint, and many more utterly beautiful companies.

I have so much respect for this man. And to understand how much goes into making a hand crafted journal really changes perspective on paper use.

У Вас золотые руки , очень красивая работа!!!

God. This is what I wish I could do. An art an old and noble as bookbinding. It's an art in and of itself.

I’ve worked in the professional printing and bindery trade since 1990 and it still amazes me seeing it done the traditional way as opposed to the large scale that I’m accustomed to!

It's really a melody to watch these skillful hands in this video. Also it's good to know that there are people still keep this ancient art. Congratulation to this guy!

My great-grandfather was a bookbinder. I am humbled by the amount of work that goes into making these.

Always a pleasure to watch someone who REALLY knows what they're doing.

Wow 😳🤯 that's a work of art!!!!!!!!!! I wish all books to be like that! Specifically math n science books!

This whole video is incredibly soothing, as well as a lovely representation of the art of book binding. Well done.

You, Sir, are a fine Master Craftsman! Keeping old traditions alive is a very noble path.

I love my dude is a Vale Tudo fighter and the most relaxing zen vibe to accompany his craftsmanship. Now we know he makes great importance of all the intracate details of everything chosen to pursue ,as without that hunger for answers to all questions ,showcasing the very best of himself could never be achieved. .very cool, ousss!

very beautiful

I've always wondered how sturdy hard cover books are made. This is the kind of book that could last centuries in a library

@Whatismusic123

Жыл бұрын

Pretty sure this paper has acid in it won't last so long.

@joaoalbertodosanjosgomes1536

9 ай бұрын

@@Whatismusic123 You are a toxic, acid person.

@joaoalbertodosanjosgomes1536

9 ай бұрын

@@Whatismusic123 Fake news.

Utterly exquisite. Thank you for helping to preserve and advance this wonderful art form!

Очень приятно наблюдать за процессом впшей работы. Я вот накосячила в процессе работы, пересматриваю ваши видео,стобы отлегло от сердца))) спасибо!❤

Just stumbled upon this with no specific interest. However the craftsmanship shown in this presentation is awesome. Glad to see this still happens in the age of automation and digital realms.

I stopped by because of my love of books... the feel, the smell and of course reading. This was amazing to watch. It looks very labor intensive but it's perfect when you get done. Thank you for sharing your creativity with me. Stay safe, Vickie

Having a teacher like you would be best thing ever.

beauty lies in the eye of the maker

I feel like watching a wizard doing ancient sorcery -- there is so many questions, and yet, I know so little I feel like I don't know where to start. It'd be an honor to make such a breathtaking piece. How much would you charge for each? Are you in the need of disciples? Amazing work ma dude.

@codyconklin6754

2 жыл бұрын

I am also interested in a discipleship

@harvus796

2 жыл бұрын

I like how y'all are calling it discipleship and not apprenticeship. Lol. Y'all stay great.

@giftenjoyer3664

Жыл бұрын

Wizard ancient sorcery shrooms bro ma dude

@thelastfaeinthewoods

Жыл бұрын

@@sar.n3690 think of modern people, 100 years is like what, eternity. More than 100 is ancient history, almost everything is ancient in relative terms.

That was awesome! You have a great skill. Not to many people these days can make books by hand this is truly a lost craft. You do great work.

Amazing!

One of the most incredible examples of artistry I have seen of this art form. What a master! Wow.

4:25........this dude is not messing around.

How beautiful 😻 Real art work ! Thank you 🙏

Bookbinding is very much time consuming but also one of the most satisfying things I know. The waiting is the thing I hate most. But the smell of the paper, glue, leather. Books are the best things in the world and give a new coat to the old naked book is something really fantastic.

I started my book binding journey because of your videos. Its going to be a hard journey, but I'm just so blown away by this art form. Thank you!

@xevenxaver4759

Жыл бұрын

How is it going?

@tom_p6430

Жыл бұрын

Where are you now?

I've always wanted to learn book binding and I'm so happy I found your videos! Even if I never have the time to learn, just watching you is so relaxing, and im definitely subbing from now on.

Fantastic artistry. I used to see many law books bound in this manner in my grandfather’s office (Kachehri) almirahs who was a practising advocate. I revisited my childhood of 1960’s through this video. Thanks for rekindling my nostalgia. 👌👍👏🙏

The hands of a true craftsman at work. Wondrous to watch!

As a book lover, this is one of the most beautiful things I've seen in a very long time.

I've always wanted to know how book covers were made, and Sir, I must say you have an excellent craftsmanship!

Watched this in my thread and only clicked to leave a like and comment. Very well done. Respect to the art. ⚘

I am book binder And vety appricate for this man work

Really like the music

@adeelsbinderypenart

3 жыл бұрын

Me to 😊

@joaoalbertodosanjosgomes1536

9 ай бұрын

Yes.👍.

This is one of the most stunning handmade things I’ve ever seen. Thanks for sharing the process vid.

Watching a master craftsman at work is just awe-inspiring.

I can watch this artist all day and not get bored

What a work of art, what a talent! I loved the video and the result. I'm a leatherwork lover and a true book lover, and this video was wonderful!

This was so mesmerizing to watch. And the end product was beautiful. Would love to be able to own such a book one day 🥰

Exquisite!! 👌

A beautiful piece of artwork I am looking to learn this craftsmanship and I come even close to this standard I will be blessed by such skill as this artisan. WONDERFUL

Восхитительно! Спасибо авторам за интересное видео! Теперь я знаю как делают книги! Спасибо мастеру за красивую книгу! 👍

@ShulaevEV

2 жыл бұрын

Чего ей не быть красивой - натуральная кожа, теснение с золочением. А переплет на лентах с имитацией шнуров кусками кожи... при таких материалах мог и нормальный шнуровой переплет сделать а не подделку.

@ShulaevEV

2 жыл бұрын

Вот: kzread.info/dash/bejne/m3qpucihdbbWdsY.html если интересно, как делается один из вариантов переплета на шнуры, где они выполняют свою функцию, а не как тут.

@PravMir79

2 жыл бұрын

@@ShulaevEVвсё же красиво. Я бы не стал так придираться. Может вопрос встал у заказчика в деньгах,откуда мы знаем.

@ShulaevEV

2 жыл бұрын

@@PravMir79 Не берите в голову. Возможно это мой бзик, но рельефные бинты без шнуров, для меня лично попахивает цыганщиной типа "дорого-богато". Это что-то сродни мебели под старину, весь конструктив которой предполагает изготовление из натуральной древесины, которая на самом деле сделана из ДСП а под натуральное дерево только покрашена. Понятно что во времена давние, когда домашние библиотеки были полны старинными книгами, новые тогда книги переплетались подобным способом чтобы красиво смотрелись на полке вместе со старыми и стилистически от них не отличаться. Но в современных библиотеках книги практически всегда с современным видом корешка, и книга в подобном исполнении (особенно учитывая что это по всей видимости будущий дневник), скорее всего останется таковой в единственном экземпляре. Этому дневнику не нужно быть похожим на остальные книги библиотеки...

Me encanta ver éstos videos ❤️ ¡tu trabajo es hermoso!, ojalá continues subiendo más videos 😊

In a world where more and more of craftsmanship gets overtaken by 3D printing machines and human hand drawing a picture gets replaced by AI, it's genuine skills like this that warm my heart, knowing there will always be people that prefer the old, honest way of making it

Fantastic!

Muita sabedoria contada na capa e não nas páginas. Obra-de-arte. Rio de Janeiro 🇧🇷👍

@desativado-oficial

Жыл бұрын

Br só critica 😂😂😂 mas com razão

@antoniocesarguimaraes1008

Жыл бұрын

Acho que vc não entendeu a postagem. Leia e releia, aí talvez vc venha a entender.

@desativado-oficial

Жыл бұрын

@@antoniocesarguimaraes1008 Não

@joaoalbertodosanjosgomes1536

9 ай бұрын

Sim.👍.

This video is perfect to watch at 3 am before exam, I love ur content

Livros, maravilhosos, amados, insubstituíveis livros!

This is super impressive. The book is beautifully bound and decorated. I love it.

Actually, I was always looking for such an education. It was great.👌.

absolutely fuckin terrific. here we watch book crafting in its entirety. absolutely sensational. may his craft never die, hope he teaches all he can that are interested

This is really beautiful. I remember learning basic book binding at design school but what you create is just amazing.

@gregjones3660

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you

Это восхитительно!

Four o’clock in the morning, Sunday, couldn’t sleep, jump on YT and this was the first video in my feed. Way too early for snap decisions but sir, I think you have lit a fire in my soul with your binding work. I would love have a library full of them. I have plenty of memories and ideas to record. They would keep very nicely in such handsome books. Thank you for sharing your skills. Aloha

This sort of thing takes my breath away Everytime as a blacksmith and therefore another traditional artisan you have my deepest thanks and gratitude for keeping beauty alive.

удивило то, что он не сам сделал бумагу и не отправился на охоту, что добыть кожу. шутка короче ты крутой.

This is a work of art, Why is crafting, specially when you’re good, is so relaxing? Awesome job man. How many man hours was this?

I cried at the end. Not kidding. I just got into bookbinding and have never seen anyone do…. this… I feel stupid for crying over how beautiful a book was made but I really love books and okay I’ll shut up. Great video. Definitely subbing❤

Beautiful craftsmanship, congratulations

رائع 👏

@joaoalbertodosanjosgomes1536

9 ай бұрын

Yes.👍.

Lust is not pretty, but I am sitting here lusting for a library full of your bindings! Your work is beyond beautiful! I've subscribed so that I don't miss any of your wonderful work.

The book is BEAUTIFUL!!!!!

Watching this has a calming effect - such beautiful craftsmanship. Such peace.

Tell me why the diary looked like an edible cake in the thumbnail 😭😭😭

As a leathercrafter I've often wondered how book binding is done. I really enjoyed watching you exercise your skills in this video. Amazing work and amazing detail!! I wish I knew how to do that sort of work or at least could find someone in my area that could so I could get some books I love rebound. In particular, I have a original book from 1867 which could use rebinding. Who knows, maybe I will be able to get into doing book binding with leather since I already do leather work anyhow. Thank you for the video. I subscribed so I can see more of your work. You are so talented.

Absolutely precious and priceless craftsmanship.

I love this video, and the end result is so beautiful. The process is so much more in depth than I ever imagined.

AMAZING! Do you make bindings of novels? I've written ne and I'd like to own an actual copy instead of just the .pdf :)

Quiero ese diario!!! Es espectacular!

@adeelsbinderypenart

3 жыл бұрын

Muchas gracias ☺

this is not only a craft, but an art! amazing!!!

An Art so finely done, is a treasure to Humanity.

PARABÉNS…, excelente trabalho, eu sou fascinado por essa arte, você é muito no que faz ❤️❤️❤️👍👍👍 Abraço aqui do Brasil 🇧🇷

@joaoalbertodosanjosgomes1536

9 ай бұрын

❤❤❤👍👍👍

These journals are absolutely gorgeous! It's always nice watching others' processes. I was wondering, did you make all your equipment yourself? I'm especially looking at your paper trimmer. I've never seen anyone else use anything like that! Also, are you self-taught? This is fantastic!

@adeelsbinderypenart

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks Amanda! I have made some things, like book press and finishing press but I bought my lying or cutting press with plough as you mentioned. Then I taught myself by watching other bookbinders on youtube, the only course I have been on is learning gold embossing and blind embossing. Regards Adeel

@amandajakle8202

3 жыл бұрын

@@adeelsbinderypenart Thank you for that information! I've been looking for presses and was thinking there must be a better way to even out the page edges than I was doing, haha. I found the link to the Australian bookbinding site you referred another viewer to on one of your other videos. Thank you for sharing that, too! You're very talented! Thank you for sharing your videos with us!

@adeelsbinderypenart

3 жыл бұрын

@@amandajakle8202 Many thanks :)

@adamarnold3476

2 жыл бұрын

I came here to ask the same question! Thank you! OP, your skill is something I aspire to. Thank you so much for this video and the inspiration!

Truly beautiful Art you create ! I am humbled by the incredible amount of work you’ve shown but also he amount of prep work you didn’t, the hours and hours of waiting for glues to dry , the amount of leather work preparing the cover hide for glueing you also didn’t show for brevity’s sake…this is an immense work of creation. Thank you for sharing part of it with us !

That book is more precious than diamonds! Absolutely beautiful, Sir!!!

Perfeição

Linda obra! Eu gostaria de ter uma capa nesta qualidade em uma de minhas bíblias. Meus parabéns!

i think the leather, and those cool presses were my favourite. this was actually friggin awesome to watch. i definitely see this now as an art form

This is priceless. Every one a piece of art

Prawdą jest, że jest niewielka granica miedzy rzemieślnikiem, a artystą. Spod rąk tak zdolnego rzemieślnika wychodzi arcydzieło. Ps. Ja jestem introligatorem i chylę czoła przed tym co stworzyłeś.