I had my personal happy moment today. Several days ago, I received my first order from Australia. As usual, I went to my workshop on Thursday and made the rounding tool I had to send. And today it was shipped!
Funny thing, this was the first package sent to Australia not only for me, but also for the lady at the post office!
If you want to order the rounding tool, you can do that at our Etsy shop, or on Facebook.
Wow! Now I only need to fulfill an order for someone in Africa, and I would have all continents served (OK, not including Antarctica)
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Last time I wrote something about 3d-printing bookbinding tools it was about corner cutting jigs, I’ve made for my bookbinding class with kids. And they’ve been on demand at my Etsy store since the publication. Today I’d like to share my experience with another sort of tools I’ve started printing recently.…
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Stepan is the owner and editor of iBookBinding.com since August 2015. He has been a bookbinder since 2006 and has taught hundreds of students since 2014. Recently Stepan spends more time crafting and 3d-printing bookbinding tools than making books.
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