Fastback 9 - Types of binds
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Fastback 9 - Types of binds
- 1. This is Fastback 9 helps by MyBinding.com. While one book cools and cures, you can work on another one, even a different size.
- 2. This presentation looks at different types of binds that can be done on the Fastback 9.
- 3. An LX medium size strip works the same way as an LX narrow. Pinch,
- 4. squeeze,
- 5. and pull along the line to make your crease,
- 6. and slide it into the throat of the machine,
- 7. making sure the small side faces toward the back.
- 8. Then place your book in, jog it all together, and hit the go button.
- 9. Since the Fastback 9 treats each book individually, you can run as many different patterns and kinds as you like.
- 10. Next up is an LX comp strip matched with a comp cover.
- 11. Give it a squeeze, drag it along the edge, place it into the throat.
- 12. Put the book on top of the tape, jog it over, hit the go button, and you're all set.
- 13. And in about 30 seconds, you have a perfectly matching cover and bind with a leather look.
- 14. Image strips are very sharp-looking and make an impact and there are lots of designs to choose from.
- 15. Simply select "Image Strip" on the machine and you're all set to go.
- 16. Images are excellent for branding purposes, because pretty much any picture or logo or anything you'd like in any file format can be printed on these image strips.
- 17. And then these books bound will certainly make an impression.
- 18. The binding process the same as with LX strips except for this time the long flat strip goes in the back.
- 19. So, you've got lots to choose from. Happy binding. This is the Fastback 9 .
- 20. For more demos, reviews, and how-tos, check out MyBinding.com.
Editor's Notes
- This is Fastback 9 helps from MyBinding.com. While one book cools and cures, you can work on another one, even a different size.
- This presentation looks at different types of binds that can be done on the Fastback 9.
- An LX medium size strip works the same way as an LX narrow.
- squeeze,
- and pull along the line to make your crease,
- and slide it into the throat of the machine,
- making sure the small side faces toward the back.
- Then place your book in, jog it all together, and hit the go button.
- Since the Fastback 9 treats each book individually, you can run as many different patterns and kinds as you like.
- Next up is an LX comp strip matched with a comp cover.
- Give it a squeeze, drag it along the edge, place it into the throat.
- Put the book on top of the tape, jog it over, hit the go button, and you're all set.
- And in about 30 seconds, you have a perfectly matching cover and bind with a leather look.
- Image strips are very sharp-looking and make an impact and there are lots of designs to choose from.
- Simply select "Image Strip" on the machine and you're all set to go.
- Images are excellent for branding purposes, because pretty much any picture or logo or anything you'd like in any file format can be printed on these image strips.
- And then these books bound will certainly make an impression.
- The binding process the same as with LX strips except for this time the long flat strip goes in the back.
- So, you've got lots to choose from. Happy binding. This is the Fastback 9.
- For more demos, reviews, and how-tos, check out MyBinding.com.