When you think of all the different metals used for centuries in some form of technology, you＊d think that the metal used for printing presses would stand out above all others. But you＊d be wrong. In fact, some readers may even argue that gold 〞 or even silver or bronze 〞 might have been better choices. Today I＊d like to tell you about one metal which makes writing books possible in the first place: Gutenberg metal (nicknamed ※G-metal§), a steel alloy developed by an inventor named Johannes Gutenberg who invented movable type printing (more on this later＃)
The history behind this alloy is fascinating and has been told many times before. However, what I want to do today is try to tell it again but from a different perspective: from a buyer＊s point of view.
what new metal did gutenberg forge for the printing press
