Copy of a copy,on purpose

Lecture notes the night before the exam. Flyers for the band's next show. A thesis that has to be bound by tomorrow. We copy it in black and white or colour, print it on the risograph, then fold, staple or bind it. Move across the page to change the hour.Tap the page to change the hour.

Walk-ins only. Bring a USB stick or the actual paper.

The idea

Every copy loses something. A little ink off the curves, a speck from the glass, a shadow where the lid would not close.

Bring us your lecture notes, your band flyer, your grandmother's recipe, and we will run it as clean as the glass allows.

Or run it seven times, until the words start to crumble, and staple that instead.

One recipe card, seven times over

This is every other copy from a run of seven. The type drops two cuts each time, and each sheet lands a few pixels off the last.

    How a job runs

    1. Step 1

      Bring it

      On a USB stick or as the actual paper. Walk in, there is no booking.

    2. Step 2

      Pick the paper

      Plain white, kraft, or a colour from the rate card, up to A3.

    3. Step 3

      Run it

      Black and white, colour, or two inks on the risograph.

    4. Step 4

      Finish it

      Folded and stapled, or bound with a hard cover, same day if it is in by noon.

    Lost the original?

    Bring any copy you have and we will run from that. It will be a little worse. Everything here is.

    Left on
    the glass

    People lift the copy and forget the original. We keep what we find in a drawer until the end of term, so ask at the counter.

    Item 1 of 6Move across the glass to copy itDrag across the glass to copy it

    One door key

    Under the lid, week 2

    Original

    Asked at
    the counter

    Do you keep
    a copy?
    No. We clear the machine when your job is done.
    Can you fix
    a bad scan?
    We can run it cleaner. We cannot put back what the last copy lost.
    Will it match
    my last print?
    Close, never exact. That is how copies work.
    Is my thesis
    too long?
    No, but bring it before noon if you want it bound the same day.

    What it costs

    Prices per side unless the row says otherwise. Paper is included, and so is the guillotine if you ask nicely.

    Change the paper this card is printed on

    Bring your thing

    Term time
    Mon to Sat, 8am to 10pm
    Exam weeks
    Every day, 8am to 2am
    Where
    Ground floor, across from the east gate
    Queue
    Longest at 7:40am on deadline day

    Copy of a Copy is an invented shop, made up for this page. The type is Redaction from Google Fonts, in all seven cuts, with Archivo for everything small.