Making a Card Creasing Jig // Adventures in Bookbinding
In this video I make a card creasing jig which makes folding card much easier. This is useful for making phase boxes/wrapper and simple enclosures such as the 10-minute slipcase.
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00:00 Making a Card Scoring Jig
00:50 The materials
01:16 Marking and cutting
02:13 Gluing in position
03:53 Adding back-stop
05:20 Adding packing tape surface
The green millboard is CXD millboard
https://www.cxdinternational.com/boar...
The card stock I generally use is 300gsm Bristol board which is equivalent to 10pt card in the US and is about 0.3mm thick.
The adhesive I use in this video is Evasol EVA. Any EVA/PVA designed to be used with paper will be fine for this application. Since it is just a tool just about any convenient adhesive that tacks quickly would be oaky.
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