What is a Book Plough and How to Use it // Adventures in Bookbinding

In this video I demonstrate two different models of book ploughs in a fairly standard manner. Ploughs are used to used to trim the edges of books. In England they were used from the very late 15th century, and are still used in specialty binding today. However, the guillotine was introduced about 1840 and has replaced the plough in trade binding.

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Other variations of ploughs, and how to use them can be seen in these videos.

Stopan
   • A New Press with a Plough in the Work...  

Trevor Lloyd
   • Plowing a book  

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