How Does a Printing Press Work?
The printing press, as we know it today, has come a long way in the evolution cycle. Before the invention of the first print press by Johannes Gutenberg, a blacksmith from Germany, people used to write on scribes. The print press discovered by Gutenberg encompassed a wooden press with screws.
The first ever publication made using Gutenberg’s press was the Bible in the mid-15th century. Since then, the printing press has seen many improvements, with the main one coming in the 19th century when steam was used to run the press.
