thanks for sharing.. at last my doubts on how books are created are being solved.. now I will appreciate every book which I am reading after knowing how hard it is to read 1.. thanks again! :)
How far we’ve come in less than 100 years. Makes you wonder how books will be consumed 100 years from now, if humans haven’t destroyed themselves by then.
I see pallet jacks haven't changed in 80 years. I love seeing these women in their dresses, standing up working for HOURS doing tedious work. Every time someone opens their yap about bringing manufacturing back from China they should watch this. Lintotype machine is awesome, one firm in San Fran (Arion Press) still does books that way, tho I think the hotmetal they're using is lead (low print runs) not copper. This process looks like it uses a ton of copper for each book. Dopeheads would come a knockin' come midnight if this was how we still made books.
@Imnothecrazyone funny...i was wondering that myself, but i guess thats how all narrators sounded -- bit of a mix of recording devices and style i guess
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thanks for sharing.. at last my doubts on how books are created are being solved.. now I will appreciate every book which I am reading after knowing how hard it is to read 1.. thanks again! :)
ive gone from letterhead to sheet fed to digital.
camera room to .pdf file. I MISS THE OL SCHOOL THOU .
real art form
Looks like a dangerous place to work.
How far we’ve come in less than 100 years. Makes you wonder how books will be consumed 100 years from now, if humans haven’t destroyed themselves by then.
This is absolutely mind blowing.
I don't know how I got here, but agreed.
One of the books being printed is:
Banner by the wayside
Samuel Hopkins Adams
Random house, 1947
So I guess they're at Random House's plant.
I see pallet jacks haven't changed in 80 years. I love seeing these women in their dresses, standing up working for HOURS doing tedious work. Every time someone opens their yap about bringing manufacturing back from China they should watch this. Lintotype machine is awesome, one firm in San Fran (Arion Press) still does books that way, tho I think the hotmetal they're using is lead (low print runs) not copper. This process looks like it uses a ton of copper for each book. Dopeheads would come a knockin' come midnight if this was how we still made books.
OSHA would have a heyday with this process nowadays!
I like your style man and it helps a lot
AMAZING !!! MAKES YOU WANT TO DO A BOOK NOW HUH ?? LOL
lol nice vid, a bit harder the today
This is great! Thank you for sharing. Is there a video demonstrating with such lucidity the modern state of the art of bookmaking?
"Copper is hard" haha
la imprenta....... que bonito
@Imnothecrazyone funny...i was wondering that myself, but i guess thats how all narrators sounded -- bit of a mix of recording devices and style i guess
@Lilia1992
But Lilia, fact is, you didn't fall asleep. Did you?
The narrator sounds like Ronald Reagan.
@pettyfog
marven > marvel
heh...