Ould like to know the last 2 bindings. One big tip: For anyone that don’t have that special stapler or actually any stapler you actually don’t need one, you just need the staples. You fold one page at half and position the staples in place you want them to go, then you use a needle, nail or some “pointing thingy” and perforate the pages with the size of the staples. Now you just have to use that page on top of other ones to use the premade holes to punch new holes on the other ones. After that, just put the staples through the holes and use a knife or any other thing to bend the staples “locking” the pages.
@@IAcePTI That’s a great tip for the staple binding, thanks for sharing it! For the last two bindings I clipped the pages together and used book binding glue against the edges. Once it was dry, I used bookbinding tape to cover it. It’s an easy way to bind larger “paperback” style books.
Cool video. Loving the Lo-Fi vibes. You have me intrigued about these solo RPGs. I've never seen one in action. Hopefully we will get a sample in the future.
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@@griffithmorgan4966 I agree, I’d always rather read a physical copy if given the option between the two. The biggest plus being I can use it at the table as opposed to needing to be at my PC or needing to set up a laptop. Drop me an email if you’d like, I’d be happy to print up and mail you some of your zine PDFs for cheap. And if others are interested, maybe I’ll set up a website for it in the future 😁
Just a tip for anybody who might be struggling with getting their pages to print properly. It took me two hours and many pages to learn that for my printer, I can’t put the pages back in to print on the next side in the order they came out. I have to re-stack them (top page to bottom etc). This was also the only way I could get the back sides to not print upside down(regardless of choosing flip on long or short side, it made no difference). Cheers! :)
Just found your channel and was binging your videos and was surprised to see my zine here! Keep up the awesome work.
Thank you - I’ve found your channel and artwork very inspiring thank you for checking mine out!
What a great idea!!
@@kevinmikkola7396 the sky’s the limit when you start printing your own stuff!
Ould like to know the last 2 bindings.
One big tip:
For anyone that don’t have that special stapler or actually any stapler you actually don’t need one, you just need the staples.
You fold one page at half and position the staples in place you want them to go, then you use a needle, nail or some “pointing thingy” and perforate the pages with the size of the staples. Now you just have to use that page on top of other ones to use the premade holes to punch new holes on the other ones.
After that, just put the staples through the holes and use a knife or any other thing to bend the staples “locking” the pages.
@@IAcePTI That’s a great tip for the staple binding, thanks for sharing it!
For the last two bindings I clipped the pages together and used book binding glue against the edges. Once it was dry, I used bookbinding tape to cover it. It’s an easy way to bind larger “paperback” style books.
Cool video. Loving the Lo-Fi vibes.
You have me intrigued about these solo RPGs. I've never seen one in action. Hopefully we will get a sample in the future.
@@shawnmf2004 definitely! Solo RPGs are high on the priority list for future video topics
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Hi! What's the PDF viewer you use? Or some you recommend? I typically just view in my browser.
@@frenchkitty88 hey I used to use foxit reader when I made this video. Now I use acrobat. They both work well for setting up your print layout.
I would pay to have quality bindings on my PDFs. I hate reading on a screen.
@@griffithmorgan4966 I agree, I’d always rather read a physical copy if given the option between the two. The biggest plus being I can use it at the table as opposed to needing to be at my PC or needing to set up a laptop.
Drop me an email if you’d like, I’d be happy to print up and mail you some of your zine PDFs for cheap.
And if others are interested, maybe I’ll set up a website for it in the future 😁
Just a tip for anybody who might be struggling with getting their pages to print properly. It took me two hours and many pages to learn that for my printer, I can’t put the pages back in to print on the next side in the order they came out. I have to re-stack them (top page to bottom etc). This was also the only way I could get the back sides to not print upside down(regardless of choosing flip on long or short side, it made no difference).
Cheers! :)