physical condition of a book to be rebound/restored factors that would render a book unsuitable for restoration/rebinding suggested options for a book unsuitable for restoration/rebinding areas of a book that are most commonly in need of attention areas of weakness and damage that are identified and recorded identifying and selecting treatment options paper and cover cleaning options that are available methods of repairing a tear in paper replacement of a missing corner on a book page need to reback a book steps that should be taken when repairing a coverboard corner methods of treating aged leather assembling materials for binding OHS factors that need to be considered when restoring books tools used when gold finishing books adhesives used in book restoration and repair and describe under what circumstances each would be used covering materials and indicate where each would be used styles of book edge decoration methods of tanning leather covering material selection for a given job monitoring during the paring leather sharpening knives for leather paring types of leather commonly used in bookbinding term "skiver" different page securing methods method of removing endpapers with minimal damage method of cleaning sections without damage terms "dog-ears" and "joints" special care that should be taken when removing wire stitches/sewing thread methods of removing the adhesive from the book spine types of adhesive that would you expect to find on book spines methods of removing each particular adhesive methods of hand sewing important considerations to be addressed when setting up for sewing use of a sewing frame Choosing the thickness of thread to use Checks to be made when the sewing thread is joined during the sewing operation Checks to be made when the sewing operation is finished off? result if the sewing is too loose/too tight hand-worked headband styles important result that must be achieved when gluing the spine of the book result if the spine glue was too thick/too thin recognition of a correct spine shape problems that may occur if too much round is applied to the spine problems that may occur if insufficient round is applied to the spine different spine linings and the styles on which they are used reasons for spine linings special techniques that are applied to 2-on 2-off spine linings important considerations to be given to spine linings recognition of a good corner recommended turn-in steps to ensure a clean job trimming-out correct board calliper on a book micron board that is recommended on a book 5 mm thick monitoring when casing-in a book methods of hand finishing a book cover criteria that are used to ensure an appropriate typeface is selected criteria that are used to ensure the design chosen corresponds with the era of the book result of uneven impressions method that could be used to correct an error in finishing the title quality aspects that would be found in a competently restored book steps that should be taken to ensure the cost effectiveness of book restoration maintaining the rarity component of a book machine manuals and safety documentation that are relevant to this task, where they are kept and information that is included in these documents
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