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Unlocking the Future of Book Preservation: A Knife-Free Guide to Book Disassembly with a Hairdryer

Pro Tip: play this video at fast speed using the YouTube playback speed controls. Because you can listen much faster than I can talk. https://digitize.mosier.ca/unlocking-... Before you comment "OMG you are destroying books", please consider: in fact, I am freeing information from the ancient and vulnerable wood-pulp format; preserving it; backing it up to multiple locations so that it is no longer vulnerable to fire, flood, and theft; and making it far more available to me than the ancient wood-pulp format. However, DO NOT destroy your wood-pulp book if that book has sentimental and/or fiscal value. Preserving Books Digitally: My Experience with a Knife-Free Method Unveiling a Knife-Free Book Digitization Technique In this video, I share my approach to disassembling a book for digitization without resorting to a knife. Instead of traditional methods, I employ a hairdryer to gently heat the glue binding the book, facilitating easy separation of its pages. This technique proves effective for most commercial softcover books held together by glue. Exploring Knife-Free Alternatives: My Guide to Preserving Books A Safe and Easy Way to Preserve Books Without a Knife I discuss the viability of preserving books without the need for cutting tools, particularly when a knife isn't readily available. The showcased method involves using a hairdryer to loosen the glue, offering a practical solution for those seeking to digitize their books without causing damage. Re-Binding Options and Long-Term Preservation: Insights from My Process Long-Term Preservation Solutions for Digitized Books In the video, I delve into the possibility of re-binding the book after digitization, presenting alternatives such as glue binding or Sur locks binding. These techniques, available at office supply stores like Staples or Kinkos, provide a way to restore and enhance the longevity of books. While using a hairdryer may take slightly longer than a knife, with practice, the process can be completed in about half an hour. Efficiency and Effectiveness: My Journey with the Hairdryer Method A Quick and Effective Book Digitization Technique I share my firsthand experience with the hairdryer method, emphasizing its efficiency and effectiveness in preserving books without causing damage. This technique becomes a viable option for those looking to digitize and re-bind books for future use. 00:00 Start with cold open 00:06 Opening stinger 00:10 Can the books be rebound? Probably. I don't know. I just take books apart. Why are you asking me? 😁 00:33 Alternate way to disassemble a book: use a hair dryer 01:00 Loosen the glue, so doesn't work with stitched signatures 01:28 Demo video on inset PiP 02:05 You end up with a few pages that have some glue chunks 02:15 The books is now exactly as it was prior to glue application at the printer 02:25 Useful if you don't have a sharp knife handy 02:45 Likely can be rebound with glue 03:02 Likely can be rebound with CERLOX 03:30 Takes a bit longer than using a knife 04:09 Closing summary 04:23 Closing stinger 04:27 STOS bridge sounds