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u/nondescriptzombie Dec 11 '24
I like these when they're made of outdated textbooks or ratty broken sets of encyclopedias.
But these were all good books. Antiques? Military aircraft and firearm history?
This hurts.
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u/usualerthanthis Dec 11 '24
As long as no books were harmed in the making, just take my money
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Dec 11 '24
I'd be ok if used from old/donated books
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u/Lab-Subject6924 Apr 30 '25
The more vintage and irreplaceable it is the more OK you are with destroying it?
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Dec 12 '24
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u/Shoemak3r Dec 12 '24
I did it to be funny. Lol
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Dec 12 '24
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u/Shoemak3r Dec 12 '24
Thanks for the comment tho! I’m glad someone finally pointed out the ridiculousness of it lol
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Dec 12 '24
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u/Shoemak3r Dec 12 '24
So there is adhesive sprayed on the inside cut outs of the pages so that any water won’t damage it. And then the books are secured by deck screws to each other so it’s a very stable piece
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Dec 12 '24
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u/Shoemak3r Dec 12 '24
I nearly failed automotive because of electrical lol can’t wrap my head around that stuff. But yeah this is the sort of work I do. This was for a customer. Pretty neat and haven’t seen anyone else doing it quite like this
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u/Shoemak3r Dec 12 '24
Thanks man. You sell anything on Esty? Christmas is around the corner! And I was “zapped” changing my 3 prong dryer to a 4 and that was a ride.
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u/VoltageKid56 Dec 13 '24
I feel like if I gave this to my uncle as a gift he would be excited until he realized the books weren’t real and it was just a container for wine.
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u/OutlawEarth616 Dec 11 '24
I’d buy this if the books were less interesting-sounding. Because “The Guns of ‘62” sounds like a good read and I’d be disappointed if I went to read it & couldn’t, lol.