Dissertation binding

[Midget]

I know I know this has been asked before but i couldn't find the thread. How long does it take, for a short dissertation 7,000 words, to be bound? A matter of hours? And best place?

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[ronald villiers]

About 5 minutes. the university bindery out past somerfield is the place to go.

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[harmless loony]

Philosophy dissertation done midget?

I'm so glad the deadline was extended! I was planning to get mine bound tomorrow morning. Couldn't find the thread on the sinner - but was wondering how much it costs to get it bound?

Cheers

[sweet]

University Bindery near Morrisons, it's recommended you get it in a few days before you *need* it but they're lovely and will prolly do it for you in 15 mins or so (he did for me).

Here's all the information:

http://www-library.st-andrews.ac.uk/Ser ... ndery.html

The union does binding too but cheaper.

[Cain]

I had my History dissertation bound a few weeks ago when I was in town and it was but £4 and was done while I waited.

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[Sid]

If you can't be bothered walking that far, the reprographics place on the scores will do it for just under £4 in the space of ten minutes while you wait. It's in St Katherines lodge or west. It's just past the construction work at the back of the library.

[Midget]

Quoting harmless loony from 20:30, 9th May 2006
Philosophy dissertation done midget?

Guess.

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[Happy-Go-Lucky]

I had my dissertation bound in the Purdie Building. A friend told me about it and it used a different (and in my opinion, nicer) binding technique and at a time of year when loads of people are getting things bound, the Purdie Building binding place had no queue and was done in about 5 minutes.

[Fenella]

Quoting Happy-Go-Lucky from 13:13, 10th May 2006
I had my dissertation bound in the Purdie Building. A friend told me about it and it used a different (and in my opinion, nicer) binding technique and at a time of year when loads of people are getting things bound, the Purdie Building binding place had no queue and was done in about 5 minutes.

The Purdie Building doesn't have a reprographics office anymore. It moved to St Katherine's lodge (The place mentioned above).

[Happy-Go-Lucky]

Really? Dang. Oh well. Ignore my earlier statement.

Quoting Fenella from 18:25, 10th May 2006[/s}
The Purdie Building doesn't have a reprographics office anymore. It moved to St Katherine's lodge (The place mentioned above).