Top Ten Recommended Bible Rebinders - SNEAK PEEK! 

Great comparisons. I'm glad to see that she's doing so well! I put my order in with her a couple weeks back and she's been very accommodating and gracious with my choices. Even special ordered a leather she doesn't usually stock (for a small fee). I can't wait to see my finished rebind! I know it's going to be great!

I know for sure one of the missing pieces. I have 2 or 3 guesses on the last one. 🤔 🤫🤐❤ Absolutely amazing video, Nickels! I just had to get a couple done from Lindsey. I just had to.😉

All those Bibles are such high quality, i am really looking forward to seeing your top 10 list

Beautiful. Looking forward to the top ten. I’d like to get an ESV study Bible rebound. It’s huge as you know. Anything different to think about when doing thick study bibles? Btw, just backed the SonRise on kickstarter 🔥🔥🔥

These are really nice, a few quick questions 1. What is that waxy leather? 2. Will the reminders do smaller books like a prayer book? 3. If you had to pick the top or top 2 who would you recommend? Always enjoy your videos, all the Bible’s I currently have I plan on rebinding if I need to.

Have you ever had a Lion and Lamb in your hands yet? His work is AMAZING!

Hey Tim! I’ve had 2 Bible rebinds by Leonard’s Books in Burrows IN. Beautiful work and great people. Check them out!

Tim, thanks for putting out great content with honest reviews. I’m curious as to what the average or expected cost is for a rebind. Also what is an approximate turnaround time for a rebind (I understand it would vary from one to another, but give me an idea). Lastly, I do not have social media so how would I go about contacting any of these reminders? I’m staying calm and Jesus is always on! 👍🏼

Have you ever considered a video on the top 10 (or five) Bible rebinders you *haven't* worked with, but would like to? It might be an unfair topic or be viewed as an attempt to get free services, which is certainly a drawback. I, on my part, have trouble finding rebinders - especially those that don't have web sites.

Nice comparisons. On another subject entirely: I did my part and "pre-ordered" (i.e., became a supporter of the project on Kickstarter) of the new Humble Lamb SonRise NLT bible. We get to pick which color and options at the end of July. I'm partial to the London Red, but still dithering between that and the Forest Green. One thing I'm not sold on is the odd looking and not unobtrusive overlapping "CR" block symbol used in the outer margin at the start of the references area at the bottom of each page. It's seems unnecessary to me, and I don't know what the "CR" is supposed to stand for. I wonder why they decide to add that.

2 missing. Frost?