Book Bookends

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Sep 28, 2007. 4:51 AMKent says:
I don't like the idea of attaching the book to the surface. There are bookends made of sheetmetal used at many libraries tayht use the weight of the last few books for stability. They look like a large L, about 4 to 6 inches on each dimension. One of these could be glued inside the book, Then the bookend could be adjusted or moved to anther shelf. You could also hollow out the book and add weight, like a piece of cast iron.
Jul 27, 2007. 2:16 PMNaruto_Uzumaki says:
arnt you going to read the book that you drilled??? (bad english)
Aug 9, 2007. 8:33 AMNaruto_Uzumaki says:
ok then
Jun 4, 2007. 6:27 PModdree says:
I saw on some random "home show" where they sell fake books that are actually shelves - which mount with the binding out, horizontally. So your books stack up on seemingly nothing. I wonder how hard it would be to make one of those?
Jun 3, 2007. 3:40 AMVisitor says:
The L-brackets and the screws are going to scrape up the book covers of the books you place next to the bookends. Better cover them with something (duck tape, maybe). Or alternatively, attach the L-brackets so that the horizontal part is hidden under the book and the vertical part is hidden under the book cover.
Jun 3, 2007. 6:57 PMlaernmoer says:
I would think you could put the L-bracket just inside the book cover to prevent that from happening. Great idea though. I'd like to see bigger L-brackets (at least the side holding the book) for more stability..

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