I saw this guy on instagram do a Faro, with thr cards on the table and then does some sort of fanning so both ends rotate (like a corkscrew, circular motion). I asked for the name of the trick but he daid he didn't know. Any ideas what it's called and how to do the fanning after the faro?
Cork screwing sort of flourish
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I don't know the name of it, though I've been doing it for a bit. Try applying pressure to the center of a deck on a table and turning your hand, you get a similar effect. You can then use that to develop the "corkscrew"
1st thing he did was a table faro, but you can do one in the hands. Tabled faros are super hard
Next, he applied pressure to the center of the place where the 2 packets overlap.
He then applied a little bit of pressure to the centers of the other 2 packets.
He then turned it.
Or at least, this is what I do to get the effect.
1st thing he did was a table faro, but you can do one in the hands. Tabled faros are super hard
Next, he applied pressure to the center of the place where the 2 packets overlap.
He then applied a little bit of pressure to the centers of the other 2 packets.
He then turned it.
Or at least, this is what I do to get the effect.
Makes perfect sense! Thanks! I will try as soon as I get a deck of cards in my hands!