December 08, 2010 eNewsletter
Folding Machine First Aid, Want Bragging Rights for a Great Job? and Charitable Giving
My first experience with a folding machine could have taken place in a museum, considering the age of...Read More Here!

December 01, 2010 eNewsletter
The Challenge of Re-folding, Pass the Buck Please and Last Days for Your Chance to Win a Speedcreaser
Saddle-stitched books often need to be folded in half (after stitching and trimming) for mailing purposes...Read More Here!

November 23 2010 eNewsletter
Notorious Productivity Killer, Thanksgiving Hours
According to a study by research group Basex, "unnecessary interruptions consume about 28% of...Read More Here!

November 18 2010 eNewsletter
Closely Spaced Scoring, The Holiday Jerk, and New Training Program
Creasing perfect bound book covers is difficult when the spine thickness...Read More Here!

November 09 2010 eNewsletter
Tips for Roll Rolds, Congressional Wisdom & Thank a Veteran
Some folding jobs require more parallel fold plates than you might have available...Read More Here!

October 29, 2010 eNewsletter
Production Tip for Folders, Why Ask Why, The Final Word on Tombstones and New for Kluge and Econocrease
Here's a technique for running cover stocks 4-up on a folding machine without having to...Read More Here!

October 20, 2010 eNewsletter
Bindery Tip for Folding Flatter Brochures and Signatures and the iPad Winner Is
Bindery equipment seems bound by the universal truth that the flatter the sheet, book, signature or brochure...Read More Here!

August 04 2010 eNewsletter
Video Tip, Marketing to Grumpy Old Men, Overstock Items=Good Deals
One of my colleagues in the world of marketing, Bob Bly, has a file of marketing resources that I must have...Read More Here!

July 27 2010 eNewsletter
Short Run Folding Productivity, Web Press Micro Perfs and Why is this Man in Chains?
Using your folding machine for digital, short-run jobs can be a nuisance. It often takes longer to set up the...Read More Here!

July 16 2010 eNewsletter
Meaningful Vacations, Tip for Folded Brochures and New Auto Ship Protection
A scenario notorious for causing 'dog ears' (bent corners) is the 11x17" brochure which first folds in half...Read More Here!