Printing a booklet - Margins (move page to outer edge)

Hi,
I'm trying to print a booklet. The Problem I have is how to set the page margins correctly.
My file is in A4 and then I use the booklet printing feature which then prints 2 pages per sheet as desired.
I would like the 2 pages on the sheet to be on the outer edge of the page and have a rather big empty space in the middle for binding.
But the middle is once the right and once the left border so I can't just increase the left or right margin in the source document.
How can i achieve this? I know it should be possible but I don't know how.
I hope you understand the problem.

Under page scaling in the print dialog select none and choose a bigger page size. Don't set final pdf pages to A3 as this leaves no room for trims....

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