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Make your own platen press
The legendary Instructables has documented the step-by-step construction of a platen press made from wood and a 6 ton hydraulic jack (bottle jack). The construction methods appear to be well within the reach of someone with reasonable woodworking skills and … Continue reading
Posted in book arts, equipment, press, techniques
Tagged book arts, improvisation, inspiration, Instructables, platen press, printing press, Trademe
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Mr Franklin’s printing press
At age 12, Ben Franklin was apprenticed to learn the printing trade from his brother James. Three years later, James founded The New-England Courant, the first truly independent newspaper in the colonies. When a letter written by Ben Franklin was … Continue reading
Posted in art history, book arts, letterpress
Tagged Ben Franklin, cartoon, illustrations, printing press, typesetting
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