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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 ส.ค. 2024
- I'd like to introduce you to all of the bookbinding presses I have in the workshop. Each has a special place, a special purpose and use for the various stages in book crafting.
I've acquired my presses from a variety of places such as:
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3. Olive and Oak: oliveandoak.com/
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As an engineer, an amateur woodworker, and someone wanting to dabble in book binding, the more you show your tools and talk about them, the more I learn and the closer I get to having a go at it. Thank you for this, your time, and the inspiration that you give.
Thank you for the feedback! I'm glad the video is inspiring such moods!
I loved hearing your voice over, explaining the different equipment over the years. Thank you for sharing.
Thank you as well!
Me too, your love for the craft is clear. That small combination lying press looks perfect! Thanks for sharing.
I'm simply grateful for craftspeople such as yourself in the world. Beautiful work! Thank you.
I am jealous and also love that you work with your Dad, I lost my Dad on New Years Day, I am grateful to have worked with him for 13 years and him living with my wife and I for the last 5 years. Cherish your time with him, I goes by in the blink of an eye! By the way, love your video as always!
Will do, Joe! Thank you for sharing your thoughts!
Very nice work! I know of one small maker of bookbinding equipment who started out to learn binding and got sidetracked by the other! Your mention of ploughs reminds me of something I saw recently that I didn't think possible. A fellow was simply using the very sharp blade from a large hand plane, held flat on the top of a hardwood lying press. Holding the cordage-wrapped "handle" in one hand and pushing smoothly with the fingers of the other hand, he produced a very clean straight cut book edge. Of course that steel is well honed, and his technique was solid. I'd be concerned about the wear on the top of the press, but it looked to be in good shape!
Sounds quite interesting! He probably picked it up early on and it somehow formed into a well-skilled habit. I don't imagine myself doing that though, I put too much trust in the plough!
That book is stunning!
Really nice story. The Olive and Oak pygmy presses look really nice! It's taken me years to gather my equipment too, but after listening to you talk about yours I don't think I appreciate mine enough. And I think you've inspired me to pull New Directions off the bookshelf and give maril a go.
Thank you! The press really is a pleasure to work with, I had some reservations for a long time due to its price. It's worth it though, especially if you're not producing large format books. I hope to get my hands on that book sometime as well! Have a great week!
A beautiful video with marvellous tools!
After hearing the wisdom in your words Stopan, I just became one of your number one fans. I hope you'r grand and great grandchildren carry on your legacy. I think you and your father are so blessed to have each other.
As someone who is only 1 year into my own adventures into the world of creating books, i was inspired by this poetically humble journey. Very well done sir
You're inspiring and fantastic. Love your voice too, it's soothing. Glad I found your channel! I just started bookbinding hobby recently.
I found this video very peaceful and calming. I love your work and the tools you use. Such wonderful tradition and honesty in it.
Thank you!
Thank you! I feel uplifted & inspired watching you create.
This is such a lovely video! Three weeks ago when I decided to start binding books someone recommended your channel and ever since I love watching your videos. In every video I can grasp some of your knowledge about book binding and adapt it to my own. I am only at the beginning of this journey but I am so excited to see where it takes me. Long story short; your channel rocks!
Thank you very much and good luck with your future projects! It's a slow game but very satisfying every step of the way.
This was so relaxing to watch! Like ASMR for bookbinders haha. Great job Stopan, thanks for your hard work sharing with us!
Oh wow! That is a Gorgeous book! I love that you are sharing your craftsmanship with the world. Thank you for being here
Beautiful work!
God love you for keeping the hand bound book tradition alive. The vises and presses are very similar to woodworking Moxon type vises. Mostly for dovetail work. Really, the solid, well designed presses are a god-send. Especially when the press crafter knows what the end use is. Keep up the tradition. The work is gorgeous and wonderful.
I studied about bookbinding since 2016 and keep practicing on making book with my own inspiration. It took me a long journey as that I studied by my own from youtube. When i saw your channel, your mastery and everything, make me more interested to continue doing this thing. Thanks for this inspiration.
Wonderful to hear! Thanks for taking the time to share these kind words! Best of luck with your future projects!
Your works inspiring, I get the itch to create something but life is so busy, every minute is taken, I'm jealous of your seemingly relaxing creative lifestyle, I hope your blessed still through the cultural shifts over the last couple years, I hope you've found extra value in the gospels you bound.
Hope you find the time to go about this passion, Danvan! I'm afraid I haven't reached the point of the relaxing creative life that you mentioned. Regarding the old saying, first you work for your name and then your name works for you - I'm still in the first part of it, haha.
@@Stopan I've been rebinding old bibles I collect and trying to learn from other people online that have been doing it for awhile, what you do is completely different, my goal was to take a book that has been neglected and repair and replace it's cover with goatskin and it looks great, you actually make the book in the way I'm trying to mimmick, its impressive, thanks for reaching out, I'm an ironworker and do rebinding as a hobby and haven't been at it very long but I've collected bibles for longer, the current ones don't compair to the way they used to be made as you know
Your work is of the highest order. I am jealous of your skills.may you ever succeed in your chosen craft.
LOVE THIS! Thank You!
Amazing craftsmanship! A pleasure to watch. Thank you for sharing.
Incredibly inspiring! What a joy to have proper tools with which to work your craft. Gorgeous work.
Your bookbinding presses are amazing ,mine is really a make shift one lol
Absolutely heart stopping beautiful😍❣️ thank you for sharing, one such as I could only dream of such beautiful tools❣️💖😍
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Another fantastic creation! Love it! ❤️❤️ 🍻
Thank you for this video! I have been following your work for 4 years now, and I considered you great when I found you, however I had no idea that you would be getting so much more skilled in your trade. You continue to try new things, to expand your bag of tricks, increase your tool companions, and your books look far more beautiful the more you put into them.
What a pleasure to see such a rare and beautiful craft done with such gentle care and skill!
So glad I found your channel. Subscribed! 😊
This is amazing
Thank You Stopan for sharing this with us.
You are such an inspiration.
and you are doing such a great job with video editing!
Keep going ! ❤️
God that Olive & Oak press is so beautiful
Absolutely, I never get tired looking at it.
great job
Wow. This is so inspiring. I can’t wait for my own press!
Thanks for this. I'm looking for a good press, so this is very helpful.
Beautiful work and video. Thank you for sharing.
Hopefully theres going to be a video on how you made your new book! If there none then its okay, I still enjoy most of your videos even when Im rewatching them. More power to you brother
Wow, this was such an insightful and wonderfully inspiring video! It was a real pleasure to listen to you reminisce on the tools you used earlier in your bookbinding journey and ponder on the possible future that lay ahead. I would love to see more videos like this. Listening to you describe your own techniques and processes while filming is most informative and quite satisfying to watch. It's a gratifying experience to watch someone work who is deeply passionate and dedicated to what they are doing. Thank you for sharing these things with the community, you are certainly a skilled craftsman and I hope you get the recognition and appreciation that you truly deserve. I greatly appreciate your work, and I 'm sure there are many more people out there that do as well. May you and your family find success and fulfillment in all that you do. Warm greetings from Oregon!
Thank you for taking the time to share these thoughts! I'm truly humbled and I still remember another kind comment from you some months ago but somehow I didn't manage to reply on time. Thank you so much for the appreciation and wishes! It's really inspiring to hear that somebody thinks like this for my work. I do wish you and your family good fortune as well!
Have a wonderful week ahead and my best regards,
Stopan
Your books are amazing!
so, so beautiful work!
I loved the video!
Tools are crucial, and it takes so long to have a proper set of equipment...
The finished book is beautiful. One day, someone will find it, hold it and imagine its hour from birth. Wonderful.
Your work is incredible. Subscribed, really excited to see more from you :)
I like ur job... Oh my god u are inspiring me a loooooot. ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Hey Stopan, wonderful to see you keeping this art alive! Have you heard of Frank Wiesner from Australia? He is making some absolutely beautiful presses and machinery, from Australian timbers. He is getting old (88 years) and when I was last at his workshop he mentioned he may soon retire. Check him out! I urge you to get one of his beautiful items....absolutely spectacular.
Hello, Siggy. Yes, I have watched some short documentaries about him and his work is truly remarkable. I'd love to have a piece of his equipment but unfortunately, I'm currently not in urgent need of new tools. I do wish him the best though, hopefully he has an eager successor.
How about a video on your candle holder. I know you made it, but will you give us a close up on it.
omg he's getting hotter and hotter. I know those books is incredible, i love them, but you sir, you are a masterpiece.
You said what I didn't want to say lmaooo. He's so hot and him being passionate about such a good and old thing makes him hotter.
Pink ikr, he is so good looking, so charming, so sexy. Like a super hot daddy.
I’m fairly new to bookbinding. Could you possibly do a detailed tutorial
On how you tie your headbands? Or point me to a good resource. They’re quite impressive.
Muito lindo. Trabalho perfeito 😍😍😍
Hello, very beautifull work and book.
I would be interested in the olive and oak press, where could I buy it? only images appear on your website ...
Wonderful video and beautiful book as usual! I still don't understand how the 2nd cutting edges device though ^^'
Ah, sorry about that. Well, the screw on the plough brings the blade closer to the other side when turned. You actually twist the screw progressively until the book edge is cut.
@@Stopan Alright! Thank you for your answer!
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I've been looking at the same press on Etsy. Its not cheap.
I have a makeshift bookbinding press. I do junk journals ( creating a book from an old book or from scratch. ) any suggestions on how to bind them I would assume with glue after sewn of course…?
I just love how your books turn out. Do you have any tips on the dye or ink you use to speckle the edges?
Здравей. Благодаря за препоръката за Pygmy преса. Може ли да се посъветваме, дали Small Book Binding Press на Ratchford би била подходяща преса за книги?
I am wondering where you ordered the beautiful finishing press and sewing frame? This video was magical to watch.
Thank you! I posted a few links for the equipment in the video description.
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5:28 do you happen to have a diagram of the press? I want to build one for my sister.
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I love your videos and have followed you for years. For now I have too many hobbies, but maybe some time in the future I might get into bookbinding. I just wanted to shoot in that for beginners, a press used to press meat called "syltepresse" from Norway could be useful. This press for example: www.jernia.no/kj%C3%B8kken/matlaging/kj%C3%B8kkenutstyr/p%C3%B8lsestapping/aanonsen-syltepresse-tre/p/14395503 and there are many other variants if you google the word.
how unprofessional of that carpenter to reject a paid job purely because they don't understand it. although to be fair, if you cant wrap your head around the concept of a book press should you even be allowed near sharp tools?
I get what you mean, Sam! To be honest, I'd completely understand if somebody wants to reject a project, because it's not in your line of work. I do it too, for example I usually reject making photo albums because I just don't have interest in making them, though they are also a book in their own right. In this particular experience, the carpenter first accepted the project, then told it would take a week, after two weeks he stopped picking up his phone, and on the third asked what was the project about anyway. After two more months he just asked us to stop calling and forget about the press, haha.
It was at this point I started searching for carpenters that work solely on bookbinding equipment.
Stumbled on this reference to my late father's invention of Maril. You may be interested to hear him discuss the development and naming of it here: sounds.bl.uk/Oral-history/Crafts/021M-C0960X0036XX-0007V0
Hello, Phil and thank you for the wonderful resource! It seems to be part of quite the large biographic audio piece, that I'm eager to explore.
Your father and his approach to books is a tremendous inspiration for me and I'm very happy that last year I managed to find an signed edition of his New Directions in Bookbinding. Wishing you all the best and thank you for brightening up my day!
Stopan