Another Printer Made a Mistake, Tips About Proper Book Making, Selecting Correct Paper 

Do u have to do everything?

I really like your videos. Could you please tell me how to calculate BHR in detail. Thanks. Binoy

Tip on doing RJ45 's from a person that does 100's a week. Cut the jacket at about 3/4", use thread to put down approximately 2" This makes sure not to have any scored or cut wires when you cut jacket. Separate the pairs and put in proper order and so they run straight. Then cut exposed wires to the proper length, by doing this all the wires will be the same length and will butt up against the end of connector. Verify wire order before crimp and crimp. Doing this way will give you a good end 99% of the time. Others like the feed through connectors and I have never found them good tried a couple variants. Always a cutting problem. do not cut short enough from some jacks and connector will not fully seat. Good Luck, Until about 10 years ago I was a Konica-Minolta tech and left shortly after the C6500. I eventually became the IT tech for a Authorized dealer and only did that for about 4 years.

Hello, kindly give an overview of Xerox C60 if you have ever worked with. How is the maintenance cost.

YOU ARE A AWESOME PERSON, PRINTER AND FATHER

there is a better way for rj45 connectors, have a look at RJ45 Cat6 Pass Through Connectors, you basically pass the 8 wires through the connector and the crimper does the rest, no need to adjust the length perfectly

On tango 12pt c2s I am use costed-GL which is better Go or GL?

never use solid wire with connectors, as they move around alot the copper will break buy some premade patch cords they are cheap and are not solid copper they are braided wire. you can get them cheap on amazon go wth the cat6.

Your productivity and energy is amazing.

Hi, I am one of the first fans of your videos. I follow you in silence. I also have a modern printing press in Morocco. I love your work. Good luck. You are excellent in the world of modern printing. Bravo

Put auto captions on.... " This week I've been burning a couple of books in-between other jobs"......lol

plz explain something about grain direction what is the use of it time : 5:19

Just started a printing shop I got a manual binding machine but is so hard to get used with the right settings ! The thing that i am still failing at is: Where the cover meets the first pages. If i will put more glue the glue will show up and if i don`t put enough the first pages wont stick. Any advise ? Love to se how this is a family business I wish that years from now my kids will love to do the same but on a different level ! Great videos

Do you every get time off to enjoy the success that you have created for yourself. It looks as if you work, work, work. Just curious. You do a great job but it seems that you do it all alone. I think that is what tfmmacedo1569 is referring to. I think they know what the machines do but I also think they want to know if you have free time to enjoy life. :)

Wow...CP Bourg, it cost a fortune here in indonesia. 😁 So we just use Morgana.

Hello sir, where can I get hydraulic seal for cut you're using, is the paper cutter model challenge 305 ? ASAP.. thanks

This reminded me of something I notice every time I open an American softcover: The print goes so far into the fold that it feels I nearly have to rip it apart. Why? Do they want you to crack the spine and throw the book away after reading?

Does your binder score the covers as well?

Is your perfect binder PUR?

Nice to see someone knows what they are doing for a change :)

Feed thru ethernet connectors work well and with less guesswork.

As for crimping the end there are several things that you can do to make your life easier. First, strip back an extra inch or so of the outer sheath, this makes it easier to fan the wires out into the correct pattern, and then either trim them back to the right length or second invest in the Easy rj-45 connectors and crimpers, which allow you to pass the conductors through the plug and then trim them as the connector is crimped.

The electric bill there must be significant.