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Worth noting, this is “loose leaf” binding - every paper is individually glued to its neighbors. Books are normally bound in booklets, with two pages on each s
by hjkl0 4y ago
Worth noting, this is “loose leaf” binding - every paper is individually glued to its neighbors.
Books are normally bound in booklets, with two pages on each sheet of paper, which is then folded in the middle. This requires that the pages be printed in a specific order, but many publishing tools support this, it’s usually called “imposition” or simply “booklet”.
These booklets are then sewn and pasted together into books, but a very quick and easy thing you can do at home is use a booklet stapler with a swinging head, like this:
https://a.co/d/bYfZUjj https://a.co/d/bYfZUjj
Booklets stapled in this way can open fully flat with no risk of damaging the binding.
Edit: Typo