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<blockquote data-quote="Zardnaar" data-source="post: 6931505" data-attributes="member: 6716779">I am in New Zealand. Once you factor in shipping you may as well buy the original on Amazon the price difference is often around $10.&nbsp;I print my own at home (had a bit of practice at this now with OSR PDFs) pay $0.50 for a colour cover and $3-$5 to bind it.Cost of the ink might add an extra $7 onto that if you print a large PDF like a PHB type size.&nbsp;I started doing it for some D6 books, 3.x and 4E with hot glue binding the occasional book and went full on with OSR stuff before caving and just buying real books for Basic Fantasy, C&amp;C and ACKs. I think I have 5 copes of the C&amp;C PHB (3 real), 3 copies of the ACKs book (1 real), printouts of the C&amp;C Castlekeepers guid and monster book (1 real) and 2 copies of Myth and Magic (both home printed). I switched to spirial nidning because its easier to have the book open flat on the table and the binding doesn't break.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Zardnaar, post: 6931505, member: 6716779"] I am in New Zealand. Once you factor in shipping you may as well buy the original on Amazon the price difference is often around $10. I print my own at home (had a bit of practice at this now with OSR PDFs) pay $0.50 for a colour cover and $3-$5 to bind it. Cost of the ink might add an extra $7 onto that if you print a large PDF like a PHB type size. I started doing it for some D6 books, 3.x and 4E with hot glue binding the occasional book and went full on with OSR stuff before caving and just buying real books for Basic Fantasy, C&C and ACKs. I think I have 5 copes of the C&C PHB (3 real), 3 copies of the ACKs book (1 real), printouts of the C&C Castlekeepers guid and monster book (1 real) and 2 copies of Myth and Magic (both home printed). I switched to spirial nidning because its easier to have the book open flat on the table and the binding doesn't break. [/QUOTE]

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