Frustrated trying to bind paperback books without the right tools...

"How Would You Like To Build Your Own Bookbinding Jig?"

No more crooked pages, no more frustrating hours fumbling with papers and clamps. If you can hang a shelf you have the skills required to build your own bookbinding jig...

From: Andrew Seltz
Re: DIY Bookbinding Jig Tutorial

Dear Bookbinding Enthusiast,

Does this sound familiar? My bookbinding hobby started off as a lark. I was just trying to see if I could bind together the pages of an ebook I had downloaded and printed out.

Who knew I’d become a total bookbinding addict???

Before I even realized it, I was printing and binding all sorts of ebooks and reports. I’ve got a whole shelf full of them. But my initial ‘low-tech’ approach to bookbinding (I call it the sticks-and-clamps method) was extremely frustrating.

Every time I sat down to bind a new book I struggled to line up the pages and hold them in place while I clamped everything together for gluing. Even if I managed to get everything right, I ran the risk of messing it all up again when I glued on the cover.

Necessity is the mother of invention – or so they say…

After spending countless hours searching for salvation from my bookbinding frustrations, I came up with a simple solution for a bookbinding jig to improve the process and make better books.

My Bookbinding Jig Was A Miracle…

Okay, maybe “miracle” is a bit strong, but that little jig I created instantly improved the quality of the books I made – it even made the process faster and more fun too!

Sharing Was Not Enough…

Years ago I started a website dedicated to bookbinding. It is a place to share my experiments and research and I have poured many hours into building and maintaining that site. After testing my jig, I immediately shared pictures of my jig there. I described how I made it and the ideas behind the design, but…

…people DEMANDED more!!!

Can you believe it? I was surprised. But, while my website visitors appreciated everything I shared, they wanted more details, diagrams, more pictures, materials lists, and a step-by-step process to follow. In short, they wanted me to take them by the hand and lead them through the process of building their own bookbinding jig.

There Are Only 24 Hour In A Day…

I have a confession to make. I am a bit of a perfectionist. When I set out to create something I do it right. If I was going to create a DIY Bookbinding Jig tutorial, it would have to have great photos, crystal clear descriptions, and detailed drawings. That kind of effort takes time.

It only took me a few hours to build my own jig – but it took days to document the process to share it with you. With a wife and 2 little girls in my life, there is a lot of competition for my time.

The Wait Is Over…

…For every one who has waited patiently for me to finish this tutorial, I’m pleased to announce that the “DIY Bookbinding Jig” report is finally ready!

Sorry for the wait, but I know you’ll happy with the results.

The “DIY Bookbinding Jig” report will show you:

Nothing is left out and you can get immediate access to your own copy for the amazing price of only…

$12.95

…Your results are guaranteed!

100% Satisfaction Guarantee

Order your copy of the “DIY Bookbinding Jig” report right now. Download your PDF copy of the report and take a few moments to read through it. If you don’t agree that it is worth at least twice what you paid, I insist – NO DEMAND – that you request a refund.

Better yet, take a full 30 days to study the report and put it into action. In that time you could build a dozen Bookbinding Jigs (hey, you could sell them on Etsy.) If you don’t find the instructions easy to follow or the resulting jig does not transform your bookbinding process, I will promptly and cheerfully refund 100% of your purchase price.

Bottom line: If you are not happy, I don’t want your money.