> it would probably still make more sense to pre-print that library than wait until conditions are difficult to do the printing. That's what I meant. Sorry I l

> it would probably still make more sense to pre-print that library than wait until conditions are difficult to do the printing. That's what I meant. Sorry I left it unclear. I should have explicitly called that out, thanks. Basically it's cliff-notes from my shot at an "MVP of home hardcopy backups." No surprise, these simpler techniques (often seen when corporations had internal printing for employee handbooks and such) are better suited to home processing with minimal equipment. All you need is a three-hole punch. It's not about achieving a "perfect" bookbinding (a real term), or for people who do bookbinding as a hobby. Instead it's a fast/easy/cheap technique for people who just want a hardcopy backup, without needing a special bookbinding vice in the house. Three ring binders were my obvious first choice, but they're surprisingly costly, somewhat awkward to use, prone to tearing pages, and usually take more space on the shelf. Hope that explains it better. Cheers