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Gutenbergs printing press was made from wood. He started with carving the different letters from wood but found them to be very fragile. Soon after he started to use lead as the main component for his types.
maybe china and definitely Japan
It contributed to the spread of Renaissance ideas by allowing authors to cheaply and quickly make copies of their books. (APEX) !/
Johannes Gutenberg began working on his printing press in about 1436. The first official record of its existence is from a 1439 lawsuit.
Johannes Gutenberg invented the printing press in 1440. He knew that wood block printing took a long time because you had to carve each letter. He invented a press with metal lettering, which was much easier to make once you had a mold.
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The technologies that influenced Gutenberg's printing press came from various regions such as Asia, where woodblock printing was already in use, and Europe, where the wine press was adapted for printing. Gutenberg incorporated these ideas and technologies by inventing the moveable-type printing press, a significant advancement that revolutionized the printing process.
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Gutenberg's printing press was developed in Germany. It revolutionized the way information was produced and disseminated by allowing for the mass production of books and materials.
Gutenbergs printing press was made from wood. He started with carving the different letters from wood but found them to be very fragile. Soon after he started to use lead as the main component for his types.
maybe china and definitely Japan
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Gutenberg's printing press was made up of individual cast metal pieces called movable type, each representing a single letter or character. The press could accommodate a full Latin alphabet of 26 letters, along with other characters and symbols needed for printing.
The printing press.
Inventing the printing press contributed to the advances in learning that occurred during the Renaissance.
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The Printing Press created by Erasmus.(Forgot his first name.)