MyInfinite Notebook V2 (Now with modular spine!)

MyInfiniteNotebook V2

A new version of my modular notebook system

https://www.printables.com/model/1760740-my-infinite-notebook

 redesigned with a lightweight hexagonal cover structure.

The V2 introduces a customizable cover, reducing weight while maintaining rigidity and allowing different patterns and designs.

I added combinable spine pieces, allowing the user to increase the spine thickness and adapt the notebook to different numbers of pages.

Compared to the first version, this design reduces the total weight by approximately 24%, going from 107 g to 81 g.

I am currently working on additional modular accessories and attachments that will be uploaded in the future.

I would love to see the community create and share their own modules, expanding the possibilities of the system. 

Assembly Instructions

1. Folding the Pages

Fold each sheet in half along the long side. The folded sheets will form the pages of the notebook.

2. Connecting the Front and Back Covers

The Front Cover and Back Cover are connected to the spine using short pieces of cut filament.

Insert the filament through the corresponding connection holes. To prevent the filament from coming out, carefully heat each end with a lighter and press the softened tip to create a small stopper.

This should be done on both the top and bottom ends of the filament, preventing it from sliding out.

Caution: Heat the filament carefully and avoid touching the softened plastic.

3. Modular Spine

The spine can be assembled in different configurations.

The minimum configuration is one module:

Spine 1

For a modular configuration, the spine modules must always alternate between Spine 1 and Spine 2, and the assembly must always start and end with Spine 1.

Examples:

1 module: Spine 1

3 modules: Spine 1 → Spine 2 → Spine 1

5 modules: Spine 1 → Spine 2 → Spine 1 → Spine 2 → Spine 1

7 modules: Spine 1 → Spine 2 → Spine 1 → Spine 2 → Spine 1 → Spine 2 → Spine 1

Therefore, the modular spine always follows the pattern:

Spine 1 → Spine 2 → Spine 1 → Spine 2 → Spine 1 → ...

Each spine module is connected to the next using short pieces of cut filament. Secure the filament using the same heated-filament method described above.

4. Securing the Pages with the Elastic Band

The pages are held in place using a long elastic band.

The elastic band is inserted into the dedicated slots on the spine and passes through the notebook as follows:

Upper spine slot → inside the folded pages → lower spine slot

First, place one end of the elastic into the upper slot of the spine. Pass the elastic through the folded pages, keeping it inside the notebook, and then bring it back out through the lower slot of the spine.

The elastic should be long enough to pass through all the pages while maintaining enough tension to hold them securely in place.