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I was watching the documentary Earth without humans and it said that actually our civilisation was just based on paper and digital discs at best. That none of it would last a couple of centuries without degrading. In comparison the ancient Egyptians put down their knowledge on stone and clay tablets that is still around today.

I found this one particularly useful

Japanese Stab Book Binding Part 2 - Sewing the Book

About 25 years ago when I was at university we did a module on bookbinding. I always loved the Creativity Books and always wanted to print my own.
I remember we were taught two methods, the traditional glue and bind method of the west and the ancient Japanese version of hand binding.
I noticed the most expensive thing needed was the industrial strength guillotine because its the straight edge that gives the finished book it's professional appearance. (It being able to slice through several hundred pages during trimming.)
About ten years ago when I had one of the early type printers I made about 5 copies of NER on a home printer but I just punched and bound them. I had no guillotine. I bound them in gold card, they looked OK but I just put them to one side. The cost per unit production was about the same as purchase from Matt Hale so I lost interest.
A couple of weeks ago I began to research on the internet about book binding again as it hadn't crossed my mind for many years. I noticed there is a ton of stuff out there.
Important equipment are a clamp ( I never thought of this though it's obvious, I knocked one together with wood, a couple of bolts and wing nuts. This holds the printed sheets together.
Then a fine 1mm drill. A series of holes down the bound edge and binding with RIBBON. A big needle for sewing was also needed. This is the ancient Japanese (read White) method of book binding. (Books bound this way have lasted 1500 years, as opposed to the western glue method, glue disintegrating after a century)
I decided to knock out some Little White Books as practice. It took me 10 to get fairly proficient producing something I would be proud to sell or give to family and friends.
My next step may be to get a lazer printer at some point as I think it's cheaper and can be used to do decent covers on thicker card.

Oh yeah, ink is so expensive, at $ 8000 a gallon. What we see here is Jews wanting a monopoly on bookbinding, printing and magical ink formulas, another nexus of Jew power.
I think all Creators need to attempt the Art of bookbinding, printing etc to again hammer away at another of the monopolies they control.

links
http://nomediakings.org/doityourself/doityourself_book_press.html

I always eat roadkill. just because many years ago when I trained in survivalism I realised it's something everyone shoud know how to do. Skinning and gutting are things even every kid should also know how to do, just as they do in the third world, agreed squeamishness is a sign of weakness.
I would never kill an animal, unless I had to, I always think it's not good to let some good protein go to waste. there must be enough meat in that deer to last a couple of months.

this made me laugh.

http://www.foxnews.com/on-air/glenn-beck/index.html#/v/4523940/beck-hatred-on-the-left/?playlist_id=86917