That's a lot of plates & die-cuts. This is a spare no expense wedding invite. ♥
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Having worked for 37 years as a printer, and now doing something completely differend, i am only a bid jealous of you. Because, compared to what i'm doing right now for a living, this is almost an artform. If it was only for the sound of an Heidelberger printing press, sure brings back a lot of memories. Thanks for that.
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Very nice, the rhythm of the presses are relaxing and how you mix colors and make precise adjustments easily is nice to watch. Maybe an introduction to the machines would be interesting too.
When I was in my early 20's I had a friend of mine who worked for a small mom and pop print shop in town. Sometimes I would go over there and hang out with him and help him out when he was working by himself. I was always in awe at how those machines work. I worked for a police dept at the time and we used a lot of paper forms, particularly carbonless ones in triplicate. I remember watching him make some carbonless forms and thinking "oh so that's how its done". It truly is an art form and one that we take for granted.
Is it possible to do a breakdown video about the rough costs for such an extensive print-job. would be interresting for me how you would go and calculate something this large.
I am a manufacturer of packaging boxes from China. If you want to customize packaging in China, welcome to contact me. My website: khzp.en.alibaba.com/
Terrific, so great to see someone still doing letter press work. Your prints would be right at home as inserts were there a modern day equivalent of the Penrose Annual.
I've once been to a die cutting shop using heidelbergs, he simply made the plywood holding the die cover almost the entire area of the chase. Granted most of his orders were bigger sheets, but it seems like a better solution to me, compared to saving a couple cents in plywood and having it slip.
Awesome work, as always. And you communicate what you are doing so generously and beautifully. The end product is sumptuous, fun and interactive, and despite my grumpy comments a couple of week ago about being OTT, I would be delighted to receive an invitation like this.
This is eye-opening. I watched through all three-part without skipping. As an engineer and an artist myself, I am amazed by your work! I'm wondering, do you have the intension to put this artwork on your website for sale? I would certainly be interested to collect it. Its soooooo good
This is a wonderful video, I'm desperate to try out letterpress now! Can I ask: do you make the printing plates in-house? If so, I would love to see how these are made.
incredible! thank you so much for posting. can't wait to watch more! one question--what is the luggage ticket description booklet for? besides rounding out the vibe, just not sure if it's meant to be used?
It's an 18 inch Gaebel Line Guage 612-H. I use it because I'm stuck in my traditional typesetting ways. Lead type and spacing all adhere to the measurements of Points and Picas. I find millimeters are too big for really tight work and points/ picas fit with the imperial system (1 point = 1/72, 12pts = 1 pica, 12 picas = 1 inch). I'm big fan of duodecimal or dozenal notation so anything that fits into 12 makes me happy.
First off (as a former pressman) the talent in this is incredible, hats off off to the whole team on this one! Though... I would like to know why the invitation is for one Island (Kihei, Maui) but the baggage ticket is for another (Honolulu, Oahu)?
On larger quantity jobs, the ink duct is usually dialed in to control the overall ink density. Without using that, we do often need to top up the ink on the main cylinder. Roughly every 300 impressions or so!
We usually shoot for a safety net of about 10% extras but smaller orders get more. If you want us to make you ONE card, we'll likely make 25 or 50 of them just to account for any trouble. That way if something goes wrong we won't have to set the job up again.
Yes, the airline ticket wedding invitation is actually one of our most popular products. They can be printed digitally too, not just using letterpress.
I just rewatched the three videos because I thought "have Pamela and Archer married already?". By the time I'm writing this comment they still haven't. I'll be back in August to rewatch again.
This is a superb letter press printing job. A master class in fact. Great skill and great artistry.
By now, I feel like I'm actually invited to the PAM AJ wedding
That's a lot of plates & die-cuts. This is a spare no expense wedding invite. ♥
Having worked for 37 years as a printer, and now doing something completely differend, i am only a bid jealous of you. Because, compared to what i'm doing right now for a living, this is almost an artform. If it was only for the sound of an Heidelberger printing press, sure brings back a lot of memories. Thanks for that.
Hello, I am a manufacturer of packaging boxes from China. If you want to customize packaging in China, welcome to contact me. My website: khzp.en.alibaba.com/
Very nice, the rhythm of the presses are relaxing and how you mix colors and make precise adjustments easily is nice to watch. Maybe an introduction to the machines would be interesting too.
You guys are the greatest printing company out there, kudos!
Wow, thanks!
so much talent, craftsmanship and patience
When I was in my early 20's I had a friend of mine who worked for a small mom and pop print shop in town. Sometimes I would go over there and hang out with him and help him out when he was working by himself. I was always in awe at how those machines work. I worked for a police dept at the time and we used a lot of paper forms, particularly carbonless ones in triplicate. I remember watching him make some carbonless forms and thinking "oh so that's how its done". It truly is an art form and one that we take for granted.
Another wonderful job! As other people asked, I´d like to see the complete process of printing plates development.
I wish you all the best!
Is it possible to do a breakdown video about the rough costs for such an extensive print-job. would be interresting for me how you would go and calculate something this large.
total cost of raw materials (paper, inks, chemicals, plates etc) + electricity and all other miscellaneous costs + labour cost + profit
in my printing shop, i charge $14 + plates $8 for 1000 18*23 paper sheets.
and it takes about 10-12 minutes for a 1000 sheet job to finish. I usually print 30+ jobs everyday.
I am a manufacturer of packaging boxes from China. If you want to customize packaging in China, welcome to contact me. My website: khzp.en.alibaba.com/
Your work is much more fabulous than that of the wedding...nice work.
I’d like to see how you make the plates used for printing.
I’ve watched my way through all these videos and fallen in love with letterpress to the degree I’m looking up presses I could start out on at home!
TH-cam suggestion got it right for me this time. Your videos is great!!!
Glad to hear it!
Painstaking perfection. Great project
Awesome stuff.. would live to see the process of making the plates..
Incredible, have seen the three videos. Now I am jealous of the guests who will be getting this invitation set.
This isn't an actual wedding he's mentions it's all staged in the comments of part 2
It must be a massive honor to give the client a piece of art. Wow. Well done.
Terrific, so great to see someone still doing letter press work. Your prints would be right at home as inserts were there a modern day equivalent of the Penrose Annual.
That's an enormous compliment Nick, Thank you! It would be a dream to have been featured in such a great publication.
Love your work. Thank you for share!
Thank you! Cheers!
Great Maschien, Nice Sound and Beautiful product!
🙂👍🏻
Glad you like it!
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Just loved this set of 3. Learnt so much...again. Thank you!!
You're so welcome!
Very Professional Andrew! Greetings from Brasil! Stay Safe!
The branding hits so hard at Jukebox Print
You know it!
this easter egg made me smirk :)
That's some mesmerizing work!
Love the voice over
Thank you! Cheers!
perfect camera work!
Glad you think so!
I've once been to a die cutting shop using heidelbergs, he simply made the plywood holding the die cover almost the entire area of the chase. Granted most of his orders were bigger sheets, but it seems like a better solution to me, compared to saving a couple cents in plywood and having it slip.
It's amazing! I'm will be glad to see your projects in future and like them)
Thank you very much!
Stunning work, can't wait for the next series!
Thank you very much! More to come soon!
WOW I LOVE IT! AMAZING WORK!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I love these. Exceptional work, as always!
Glad you like them!
Awesome work, as always. And you communicate what you are doing so generously and beautifully. The end product is sumptuous, fun and interactive, and despite my grumpy comments a couple of week ago about being OTT, I would be delighted to receive an invitation like this.
Thanks again Gael, glad you liked part three!
Work of art.
Thank you!
Wow, que increíble. Me fascinaría trabajar en un lugar así.
This series is under appreciated
Thank you Daniel!
That's just amazing! Loved it all!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Just. Absolutely. Gorgeous.
Thank you so much!
Wow.. amazing work and skills! Thank you for sharing the creation!
Thank you very much!
these videos are mesmerizing! keep em coming
Thanks! Will do!
Nice, I watched part 1 and 2 last night and was wondering when the 3rd was going to be uploaded.
Hope you enjoyed it!
extremely beautiful. I hope you are proud of your work
We certainly are. Thank you for watching and commenting!
Nice and enjoyed this video and expecting more videos from jukebox .
There are definitely more videos on the way.
I love this kind of craft, is pure art.
Thank you Mateo, we really appreciate your kind words.
Amazing. I would frame them. Wish they made First Class Pan-Am Jet Clipper ticket replicas in this quality.
Ofc you hid a secret code! Must say the prices are ridiculousy good for the craftmanship you get!
Thank you Leo!
Awesome work.....
Thank you! Cheers!
Good Job the best wedding card
Reminds me of catch me if you can
Can you make a video on how you produce the copper plates?
This is eye-opening. I watched through all three-part without skipping. As an engineer and an artist myself, I am amazed by your work!
I'm wondering, do you have the intension to put this artwork on your website for sale? I would certainly be interested to collect it. Its soooooo good
Hello! I love this series, your work is impressive! For a regular project how many extras did you have to print for the try outs of each step?
We try to average about 10% extras for any given print job. Sometimes more, sometimes less depending on the steps involved!
Thanks! I’ll be waiting for your next video as always.
Прекрасная работа, коллеги!
Thank you Monobite Studio, we love your work!
Wedding stationer here and I love letterpress. Why do you use copper plates rather than polymer? Beautiful work with nice deep bites!! Thanks
Thank god I only found your channel after my exams.
This is a wonderful video, I'm desperate to try out letterpress now! Can I ask: do you make the printing plates in-house? If so, I would love to see how these are made.
incredible! thank you so much for posting. can't wait to watch more! one question--what is the luggage ticket description booklet for? besides rounding out the vibe, just not sure if it's meant to be used?
Just rounding out the vibe! We just kept adding ideas to the concept until it turned into an enormous undertaking.
What kind of ruler were you using when measuring the paper size? also THIS PROCESS WAS SO INTERESTING (and surprisingly cool).
It's an 18 inch Gaebel Line Guage 612-H. I use it because I'm stuck in my traditional typesetting ways. Lead type and spacing all adhere to the measurements of Points and Picas. I find millimeters are too big for really tight work and points/ picas fit with the imperial system (1 point = 1/72, 12pts = 1 pica, 12 picas = 1 inch). I'm big fan of duodecimal or dozenal notation so anything that fits into 12 makes me happy.
so beautiful！！
You are late, the RSVP card says reply by March 8 2020. 🤪
just finished part 2 and was hoping there's the third one already uploaded and...I happen to catch it just three minutes old!
Trabalho excelente, tenho vontade de aprender! E convivo em uma mecânica gráfica com várias máquinas desse formato!
Amazing!
Immaculate!
Thank you! Glad you enjoyed it!
Fantastic 👏
Thanks ✌️
Is there a video which shows how you make those brass impression plates?
First off (as a former pressman) the talent in this is incredible, hats off off to the whole team on this one! Though... I would like to know why the invitation is for one Island (Kihei, Maui) but the baggage ticket is for another (Honolulu, Oahu)?
They said in a different comment that this is for a fictional wedding (disappointing, I know lol)
This is so cool. How do you control the density? Just by eye? Do you often need to add ink to the rollers, if there is lot of ink consumtion?
On larger quantity jobs, the ink duct is usually dialed in to control the overall ink density. Without using that, we do often need to top up the ink on the main cylinder. Roughly every 300 impressions or so!
You have to include the react of the clients, that´s wold be cool to.
just watched an hour long 3-part advertisement, not complaining though.
So you will be attending the wedding, Thomas? Let us know how it went :)
Slept in! Missed the flight!
Well I know where I'm getting my invitations made and I'm single..
How does the paint not smudge in the stack after the print?
How many extras will you make from the get go for all the proofs and to dial in all the set ups?
We usually shoot for a safety net of about 10% extras but smaller orders get more. If you want us to make you ONE card, we'll likely make 25 or 50 of them just to account for any trouble. That way if something goes wrong we won't have to set the job up again.
@@JukeboxPrintLive Thanks! I really enjoyed watching your videos explaining how you all do what you do. Such a cool machine and craft!!!
How many extras do you usually make to compensate for printing and cutting adjustments?
I can generally land registration and makeready within 5 sheets or so. It isn't uncommon to account for 10% extras in a run just to be safe.
I'm wondering why you double-inked the first side of the "luggage tag" but not the second side nor the blue.
holy cow! what does a full set like this cost to get made?
at least 10k maybe more...
@@thgftiigghjfryyhgjiyreg8945 lol, no way. you are waaaay off.
@@tobiasnalepa Just the AD work in this project wont come cheap
I love the videos. Could you tell us, how much one invitation roughly came out in price?
Can you make a video of how you make the molds?
Trabalho perfeito! Qual a gramatura da folha de papel Kraft e do papel branco que você usa para colocar no padrâo?
When were these printers made? They look old and is very cool they still work if they are old.
The two we are using in this video were built in 1960. We have some older ones, some newer ones, but the youngest is from '75.
I love it
Hi jukebox, what is the cost of making dy?
Awesome
What’s the 2 sided tape called that you use to hold your dies down? Thanks.
I don't know the name of this one but our favorite double sided tape is called Duplofol!
Yeeeeeeee! Extra!
El tiempo que le da entre impresión es para que no se repinte (manche la parte de abajo)?
Yes, we let the ink dry before we print the other side of the sheet!
7 minutes in the release, 7 happy likes, hope for every minute this video is out you have a like :)))
24:24 I think there is design mistake, year is mentioned 2022, a very expensive blunder by Designer😮
They are getting married on my birthday!
How much did this project cost the client?
Where does all the ink and wash goes when you clean the press?
There's a little trough at the back of the machine that collects up all the ink and solvent. Nice and easy!
im totally gonna crash this wedding :)
Is this something one can order from you?
Yes, the airline ticket wedding invitation is actually one of our most popular products. They can be printed digitally too, not just using letterpress.
this is just insane ❤️
I just rewatched the three videos because I thought "have Pamela and Archer married already?". By the time I'm writing this comment they still haven't. I'll be back in August to rewatch again.
what heidelburg machine is that specifically?
It's a Heidelberg Platen Press, Also known as a Teigel, or an OHT, or a Windmill! The one we die cut with is called a GT or Grosse Teigel.
The question is how much did this actually cost?
Lol easily thousands. I bet over 5k. Probably closer to 10k
they have a website where you can get a quote, some of the business cards were running in to the 2k mark
From what I could see you could get like 100 invitations in the shape of tickets for like 180 CAD. Crazy good
@@Dsgj did you select letter press (what this video features)rather than standard printing?
@@arkencraft8095 realized I didn't! Was a bit more when I did:P
Year is 2022,please check it
COOOL
👌👌👌🔥🔥🔥👊
God's work.
Amen