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8d ago
inOne sharp critique in the sub's rewatch thread flipped my whole take on pacing
What made you finally admit the manga version was actually better?
8d ago
inAppreciation post: the bone folder my mentor gave me in Portland in 2012 still shapes every spine I case in
Does the old tool ever get retired, or does it just keep earning its spot? I bet the reason it stays in rotation is muscle memory, your thumb knows exactly how much pressure that bone wants after a thousand folds. New tools are nice, but the one you learned on teaches your hands the feel first.
11d ago
inUnpopular opinion: a $12 fast food gift card beat my sister's $80 scented candle set at our office gift swap in Boise
Three candles in the re-gift pile by 9pm, huh? What made people ditch them so fast?
11d ago
inOld timer at the bindery in Sacramento warned me about PVA on leather, and he was dead right
Worth pointing out that PVA itself is not the whole story here. Straight PVA dries hard and has zero give, so on leather it will fight every time the cover moves with the weather. But a lot of people mix it with a little wheat paste or use a flexible PVA meant for book work, and that holds up way better than the plain stuff from the hardware store. The trouble is that most folks grab whatever is cheap and fast, just like you did. Ray was right for the wrong reason maybe, in that the issue is less "PVA on leather" and more "the wrong glue applied thick.