Specifically that one in the link. My other choices include another version by the same brand, and this by Mont marte. Also saw this but I presume it's not right since it says slime glue.

I kind of feel bad I've asked so many questions and never shown anything I made😅finally got a new phone so I'll post my only bound book (a picture book!!!), and the mini watercolor accordion sketchbooks I recently made!!!

I'm looking for a cloth material I saw in a leathercraft video for my project. I hoped you can help me identifiying it, because it looks like some kind of bookbinding cloth

under the video the creator said it's microfiber, but I saw some examples that are quite similar
https://www.schmedt.com/backliner-single-threaded-mull-with-paper-backing/27010000.B

attaching some images and the video I'm referring to

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JDWO76w2xtg

thank you!

Ordered a book, and once it arrived it was broken after the first few pages. It was a self published, no returns situation, so I don't think a replacement is possible and I'd like to repair it myself.

I'm picking up some PVA glue, but is there anything I need to know before trying to glue the spine back or anything I should do to avoid problems in the future?

Can anyone tell me if this 4" thick block of plywood supported by the 4" steel sections will be adequate for the ten tone hydraulic press I am in the process of adapting for letterpress/plate press?

The bed will be 16" x 12"

It's shown upside down of course. That colour has to go though! Also what pressure will be suitable for a 13" x 9" plate printing on damp 640grm Arches watercolour paper? The press has a pressure gauge.

Extremely new to book binding

I'm fairly certain the pages have good contact even if spine is misaligned. The issue is between pages and cover.

My question is how bad is this and how long will it last? Is it good enough to send to a customer or do I scrap it and have another go?

Any advice or tutorial related to this method would be appreciated as well. I've watched DAS Bookbinding

I’m shaking. I got it for $.99 at Goodwill. Some kid in the past cut up some of the pages and the endpaper is damaged. I bought an identical first edition in better condition for about $20 on Ebay with the original dust jacket. My plan is currently to unstitch it/unstaple it, swap out the damaged pages, then staple/stitch it back together, then glue the endpaper back to the bookboard.

I’ve done minor bookbinding in the past. What’s the best way to restore this?

What are the best threads/staples/glues?

Can anyone tell me if this 4" thick block of plywood supported by the 4" steel sections will be adequate for the ten tone hydraulic press I am in the process of adapting for letterpress/plate press?

The bed will be 16" x 12"

It's shown upside down of course. That colour has to go though! Also what pressure will be suitable for a 13" x 9" plate printing on damp 640grm Arches watercolour paper? The press has a pressure gauge.