Here are my results of going through the How to bind your own Hardback Book instructable. I'm surprised at how well it turned out! This instructable is simply a way for me to note the differences between what the original instructable suggested and what I actually did.
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www.instructables.com/id/How-to-bind-your-own-Hardback-...
www.instructables.com/id/How-to-bind-your-own-Hardback-Book---My-Results!!/
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･ 1 Measure and cut the cover stock. The cover stock must be the same size as the pages of your book. Choose... ･ 2 Measure 1/2-inch in from what will be the left-hand edge of the front cover. Bend the cover stock here... ･ 3 Measure down 1...
http://www.ehow.com/how_2032618_bind-book.html
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Blogger Brad Isaac posts a tutorial on how to bind a paperback version of an e-book at home with some glue and card stock. ... Fun and Easy How to Guide to Binding Your Own Paperback Books At Home...FAST [Achieve-IT!]
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lifehacker.com/software/diy/how-to-bind-your-own-paperb...
lifehacker.com/software/diy/how-to-bind-your-own-paperback-book-161881.php
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Blogger Brad Isaac posts a tutorial on how to bind a paperback version of an e-book at home with some glue and card stock. This process involves just a few basic steps, no sewing, or doing mini-binds (otherwise called signatures). The most ...
http://lifehacker.com/161881/how-to-bind-your-own-paper...
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"There are lots of books out there!" My favorites are by Shereen LePlantz. It can be a complicated process so my advice is to make some practice pieces before you spend a lot of money. How many pages do you have? If you are bin...
http://askville.amazon.com/bind-books/AnswerViewer.do?r...
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HOW TO MAKE YOUR OWN TRADE PAPERBACKS - A short article with directions on just how to do this. ... HOW TO QUICK-BIND JUST ABOUT ANYTHING THAT HAS AT LEAST ONE STRAIGHT EDGE - A quick and easy way to bind loose pages, multiple-page printouts, etc. Perfect for printing out and binding e-books, so you can read them away...
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www.gigabooks.net/
www.gigabooks.net/
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Using a pencil and ruler mark the spots where you want to drill holes to bind your book. As a general rule holes should be at least 7/8"-1" from the back edge of the cover, and the first holes should be no more than 1" away from the top and bottom of the book. ... That's it, you've just made your very own book!
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www.american.edu/IRVINE/erika/put.html
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These books are great fun for kids to make, you can use all colors of construction paper, a hole punch, and a pipe cleaner to bind the book together. Great for younger kids who can 'do' all the steps themselves.
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www.american.edu/IRVINE/erika/gallery.html
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Once you have concluded that a paperback is beond repair, the first step in preserving its contents is to complete its destruction. In the case of the worst of pulp paperbacks, it may only take a decade or two for the paper to reach this state of decay. ... build your own book binding press ... instructions on how to bind books...
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www.ebookbinding.com/process-used-in-printing-book-gute...
www.ebookbinding.com/process-used-in-printing-book-gutenbergs-printing-press.html
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