JP2008221696A - Method for producing case-bound book - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a method which enables an individual to produce a case-bound book with a high texture and also a high strength with less work and expense. <P>SOLUTION: The body of a book binding each page overlapped on other and its back side have markings printed thereon for positioning a core material of the cover to be pasted for recognition at a glance before pasting. The front side has one sheet but the back side has a folded sheet and a sheet connecting the body and the cover, being structured to enclose the core material which warps inward but does not easily warp outward so that when the papers stretch after absorbing the moisture from a moisture-containing adhesive used for bonding the core material, the cover, and the body, and later dry and shrink, a stronger pulling force on the inside the cover can be generated than on the outside thereof. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2008,JPO&INPIT

Description

  The present invention relates to an individual's desire to publish a book.

  Currently, bookbinding is usually mechanized and produced in large quantities, and at the same time, it is difficult to produce books with high texture and strength. Furthermore, the good times of the paper culture are going to be forgotten as the Internet flourishes.

Other known bookbinding methods are as follows.
JP 2002-067531 A

  Traditionally, publishing has been a big deal, and in particular, superior binding has to be produced in large quantities by publishers with a large amount of funds, or by individuals with a large amount of funds. As a result, there is a disadvantage that not only a large amount of money is required but also a large amount of inventory is held. Furthermore, when publishing one's own work from a publisher, it was difficult to mass-produce completely free expressions in the form of books because of the publisher's intention. The present invention is intended to solve the above problems.

  The present invention 1 prints the position of the cover sheet on the back side of the text sheet that is overlapped and printed one page at a time so that the cover sheet can be checked at a glance, and the core sheet, cover sheet, and text sheet are bonded together. In order to generate a strong pulling force on the inside and outside of the cover when the paper is moistened with water-containing adhesive and then dried and shrunk, The back is a book made with two sheets of folded paper and the paper that connects the body and the cover. The book is made of cover paper that wraps around a core that warps on the inside but does not warp on the outside. In the second aspect of the invention, text sheets are made according to the size of the book to be made and are stacked one page at a time. Make a paper that connects the text and the cover and overlay it with a bunch of text. Make a hole on both sides for binding with thread. The position where the core material which becomes the core of the cover is pasted on the back side of the cover is printed. A core material is pasted in accordance with the position, and the core material is wrapped and pasted by folding up and down, left and right portions. The text sheet bound to this is sandwiched and pasted. A book manufacturing method characterized by comprising the above-described steps.

  By assembling with one's own hands, the cost of production can be reduced, and production can be performed as much as necessary each time, so that excessive inventory can be prevented. It can easily be produced in any place because it does not further require facilities such as a binding machine nothing. Therefore, even one individual can produce a book that is extremely high in quality and extremely strong, and can express her sensibility in the form of a book without being bound by anyone.

  Hereinafter, it demonstrates using drawing. First, print the text sheet as shown in Fig. 1 according to the size of the book you want to make. This time we used paper as the paper, but any material that can be used, such as vinyl, cloth, leather, wood, plastic, or metal, can be used. Then, fold the mountain along dotted line B (the center of the paper). This time, the text paper has been folded in one-sided form to improve the texture, but the double-sided printing can be omitted. Next, a hole A having a diameter of 3 mm is formed. At this time, the hole is also passed through the folded paper. Three holes with a diameter of 3 mm were made this time, but the size and number will vary depending on the thickness of the thread to be bound and the size of the text sheet. Make this as many pages as you need, and make holes so that they are in the same position when the pages overlap.

  As shown in FIG. 2, a hole D is formed so that the paper E cut into half the size of FIG.

  As shown in FIG. 3, the text bundle F created in the paragraph 0006 is overlapped so as to be sandwiched by the paper E connecting the text created in the paragraph 0007 and the cover.

  Stitch the one made in paragraph 0008 using a needle and string. FIG. 4 shows the procedure for binding. Yarns that are not visible on the back of the figure are indicated by dotted lines. The yarns are passed in the order of numbers from 1 and finally, after passing under the yarns 5 and 9 as shown in FIG. This time, we used a general sewing needle and used a kite thread as a binding thread, but the needle could be anything if it could be sewn, even if the binding thread was not a kite thread, paper thread, vinyl thread, leather strap, metal thread, etc. Anything can be used. In addition, as for the binding method, any method can be used as long as the text sheet is bound so as not to be separated.

  As shown in FIG. 6, the back side of the front cover is printed (the center rectangle H is for determining the position where the yellow cardboard serving as the core of the book cover and the back cover is attached). Paper was used for the cover this time, but anything that can be used for materials such as vinyl, cloth, leather, wood, plastic, and metal can be used. The hatched portion G is cut off.

  Cut yellow cardboard into the same size as the three central rectangles in FIG. 6, apply starch paste to the entire back of the cover, and paste the yellow cardboard in position. This time we used yellow cardboard as the core material, but any material that can be used, such as vinyl, cloth, leather, wood, plastic, or metal, can be used. This time, the adhesive has been reviewed from the structure of the book so that it can be used for starch paste, which is environmentally friendly and highly durable but contains a lot of moisture and has a high possibility of warping the paper. Any material that can be used together can be used.

  The paper is folded and pasted as shown by arrow I in FIG. Do the same for the lower side. The reason why the yellow cardboard is wrapped with the upper and lower folded paper is to prevent the book from being bent out of the way. When pasting paper on the front and back of yellow cardboard, if it is the same brand and the same thickness, there is a tendency to warp the larger number of the pasted paper. And two sheets of paper that connect the body and the cover.

  The paper produced at paragraph 0012 is folded and pasted as indicated by arrow J in FIG.

  As shown in FIG. 9, the dotted line K is folded in a valley so that the thickness of the book is the same as the thickness of the yellow cardboard at the back as shown in FIG.

  A paste is applied to the hatched portion L of the object made in paragraph 0009 shown in FIG. The same applies to the back side that is not visible in the figure. Then paste it between the objects made in paragraph 0014.

  When viewed from the direction of the book, it is as shown in FIG. 11. At this time, it is inserted to the back so that there is no gap on the inner side M of the spine.

  As shown in Fig. 12, the book is distorted so that it does not adhere to the back, and only the back part is placed outside with a wooden board N, etc. wait.

  In addition, as a remark, printing and cutting, and folding and punching of text sheets can be requested by a specialist.

Plan view showing one copy of the text Top view of the paper connecting the text and the cover Perspective view showing how to overlap the text and the cover with the paper connecting the text and the cover Perspective view showing how to bind a book The perspective view which shows how to process binding Printing style on the back of the cover paper How to fold the cover How to fold the cover How to fold the cover Glue range How to bond the text to the cover How to dry a book

Explanation of symbols

A Paper binding hole B Mountain fold line C Text paper D Paper binding hole connecting the text and the cover E Cover paper connecting the text F Bundle of text paper G Diagonal line indicating the part to be cut H Position where the core material is pasted I Turn back Arrow indicating direction J Arrow indicating folding direction K Valley fold line L Shaded area indicating the area to be glued M Inside of the back cover N Plate for shaping the shape O Weight 1-10 Thread carrying order

Claims (2)

  Prints the text sheet that has been bound one page at a time and the position where the cover core material is pasted on the back so that it can be attached at a glance and contains moisture to bond the core material, cover paper, and text paper together When the adhesive is used and the paper is stretched with moisture and then dried and shrunk, the front side is folded with the front page to create a strong pulling force on the inner side. The book features a cover paper that is shaped to enclose a core material that wraps inside the paper, the body and the cover, and that wraps around the inside but not the outside.   Make text sheets according to the size of the book you want to make, and stack them one page at a time. Make a paper that connects the text and the cover and overlay it with a bunch of text. Make a hole on both sides for binding with thread. The position where the core material which becomes the core of the cover is pasted on the back side of the cover is printed. A core material is pasted in accordance with the position, and the core material is wrapped and pasted by folding up and down, left and right portions. The text sheet bound to this is sandwiched and pasted. A method for producing a book comprising the above steps.

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