D&D 5E Player's Handbook Binding
Xenu
First Post
My binding is awesome. But then, I took drastic measures. 
Pictures here: http://imgur.com/a/TvH9I
Pictures here: http://imgur.com/a/TvH9I
Doc_Klueless
Doors and Corners
Very nice. Fantastic even!My binding is awesome. But then, I took drastic measures.
doctorhook
Legend
Looks great! Pages just started falling out of my book last week, and WotC hasn't responded to customer service emails yet, so I'm considering getting it bound somehow. How much did it set you back?My binding is awesome. But then, I took drastic measures.
Doc_Klueless
Doors and Corners
And are you willing to share the files for those covers? Hehehehe.
Xenu
First Post
And are you willing to share the files for those covers? Hehehehe.
Here you go:
https://www.dropbox.com/sh/uve6ms481xyybrs/AAD3RrDZ_GGql1X6Uw3LpVUPa?dl=0
The pngs are 90 DPI. Printing them out should get you an 8 1/2" x 11" page. I've included the SVGs for use with Inkscape. Not sure if you will need the Ozymandias font, so I'm including that also.
Have fun!
Doc_Klueless
Doors and Corners
Thank you! I don't need them yet, but you've tickled my brain with feathery ideas.
Xenu
First Post
Sorry that I missed this question. The cost to laser cut things and remove the binding was around $6. The cost to make two spiral bound books was $15, so $21 for everything.
This is why Frog God Games/Necromancer Games decided to go with 16-page folios that are stitched and then those folios stitch-bound into the spine. It's the same method that is used for textbooks... in fact, that's our printer's main area of concern.
I can't tell you how much I wish WotC (and every other RPG publisher) would do the same. I'd gladly pay a significant premium (at least $10 per book) if I could just get decent bindings.
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