Book case
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sock2828
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Book case
i whant to make a case for a NESp out of and old book by carving out cavitys and then lining it with plastic or some thing but the only thing i cant really figure how to do is keep the book closed so the inards dont fall out any ideas 
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Kurt_
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Well off the top of my head I can think of 3 ways.
1) Glue each page to the page touching it. Would take quite a long time. (Or you could read then book, and cut out/glue each page you read.)
2) Get some of the crap they use to make the spine of books with (Y'no, that gluey/tapey stuff) and put it on the inside.
3) Cut out a cavity then use normal glue.
Or...If the book is going to be closed 100% of the time after it's done....
4) Cut out the innards etc., then staple it together. Then glue the first/last page to the covers when you're done.
But you should really be worrying about building a system first.
1) Glue each page to the page touching it. Would take quite a long time. (Or you could read then book, and cut out/glue each page you read.)
2) Get some of the crap they use to make the spine of books with (Y'no, that gluey/tapey stuff) and put it on the inside.
3) Cut out a cavity then use normal glue.
Or...If the book is going to be closed 100% of the time after it's done....
4) Cut out the innards etc., then staple it together. Then glue the first/last page to the covers when you're done.
But you should really be worrying about building a system first.
Hey, sup?
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G-force
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A book....right. Well, besides the fact that there are ten-thousand 10X better ways to make a case, its an alright plan...kinda. And after a while of holding it you're sweaty hands will make the book soggy....
If you really want to do it, you would have to coat each page in glue and stick it ot the previous page to get it the whole thing stiff. That might take a little while with a big book. Get one with thick pages.
If you really want to do it, you would have to coat each page in glue and stick it ot the previous page to get it the whole thing stiff. That might take a little while with a big book. Get one with thick pages.
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the way i would do a book case is if its a hardback grab it by the covers and mebe dip half the pages at a time into a resin or other bindign agent, then glue the covers to each half of the book
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