He just took a bowl put a handle on it stuffed it with horse hair and covered it with guss work, gins of flies, goo skin. So he finally made use of his thing. I don't know why he's goo skin but it must have worked really well because bibles that are still in existence are just beautiful. So this is the way you would roll the ink onto the ink ball. By turning and rocking and rolling it onto the ink ball. So hands we know the good and burp is the first rock and roller. Now he is doing the ink ball because I will speed up the process of the ink. So he has to rub the ink balls together so that they're both exactly the same. You've got to get the ink perfectly smooth over the whole surface of the ink ball. The same thickness and evenly distributed. So rolling out the ball to take a little practice and a little skill and also a little time to get it just right. What do you think? That look pretty smooth. These are good and burp lollipops. How about a lick? Nobody likes liquorish. Well there is that first. Now we have to come straight down with ink balls to get the ink just on the tops of those letters. If we went like that and smear off onto the edges it wouldn't fill the letters in. So coming straight down, we begin to apply the ink to the tops of those letters. The person who did this became bonus to the beater. Of course it took a little practice and skill to do this because we have to get a little ink on every letter and we can't get too much on the letter because that would just fill the ink. So we have to get a good impression from you guys and get out. So I will take a little time here to get my ink. Okay I think we are about ready to go. Now the paper was made for the scribes and so it was hard and slick and didn't work very well with Gutenberg's oil based ink. So we had to soften the paper by dampening it. Now I knew that if he would just lay the sheet on like this and roll it into there he would make and roll it into there. So he's going to figure out how to print on the other side and line it up exactly. And so here's the answer to that problem, the tip and end of the friskut. So we will open it up here. This is called the tip and it just let it over a frame that provides a place for us to put our paper on. These little points called duck bills position it up and down. And then the mark left and right here. Now watch this, these pins pop through the paper. When he prints on the other side he puts the paper back on through those same holes. And that gives him perfect alignment between the front and the back. It's still basically the same system that she used on printing presses even today, pin register. Now the friskut comes down to hold the paper against the tip and it's cut out that where we are going to print. It also allows us to lift that paper back up off that sticky type without smearing it or tearing it because it's damp. So we are ready to fold the button out of the press under the plat. The next thing that happens is pull the handle which turns the screw and lowers the plat and presses the paper against the inky type. The person who did this was called a very exotic name, the polar. So we are going to have some of you guys and gals be polar. We are going to take two impressions. So let's have, why don't you come and do our first impression. Two hands up there and pull it towards you. Hard to get. I'm going to make a good impression. Don't break it. When President Moss was here he pulled that thing and I said don't break it. I brought the house down to the side. I pulled it though. He moved the press a little bit. Okay now notice the size of the plat and it's really quite small. Because the bigger the plat and the more power it takes to get sufficient impression. So we just printed the one page so we've got to roll it out and get the other page. Now we'd like to have some of the gals do it. How about go for it? Bring it out. I'm going to fill it in for you. I'm going to take a picture. Pull it as hard as you can. No one's going to make it in the hole. That's what human bird is. That sounds pretty good. It's hard. How'd you like to do that all day long? You'd have some oven on the floor. All right now we're going to roll it out. Now listen quiet and then you can hear the frisk that lit that page. This is probably off that sticky press kiss. Oh boy. We did pretty good. Wow. We did a pretty good thinking job and a pretty good pulling job.