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Try Reel Magic Quarterly; every review I've read about it has been praising it... I think it'd be worth checking out.

Reverse engineering is NOT creating. It's figuring out somebody else's work and more than likely using it unethically.

Him. Word count.

If you do take this advice, put the deck in a SEALED Ziploc baggy. If you don't, moisture from the freezer will accumulate and condense on your deck, getting it wet and warping it.

CAD junkie right here! For architectural design I use ChiefArchitect, though.

No, it's not wood. Yes, it's homemade. No, it was not as easy as screwing two pieces of aluminum together.

Stole my answer! //Card Stunts Review// //Pyrotechnic Pasteboards Review//

Delivers approx. 5000 lbs. of pressure on the cards that's an average car sitting on your deck... and them some.

This could make for some very cool color changes.

Somehow I ended up with 24 decks of these. For the most part, I really like them. They look really nice, and handle the same. However, to me it seems like finish they used made the cards have an almost "greasy" feel, although it does go away after a while.

-Running -Tennis -Video Games (more of an addiction than a hobby; kind of like magic) -Working out in general.

I agree with most of the points above, except the reviews being posted before it was released. Hon taught Zap to all the people at the Noblezada Experience, so those reviews were more than likely from them.

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Well aren't you just a cute little Moderator in training.

I have a Twitter account, but I never use it. I'm more of a Facebook person myself.

Wish I would have been more active in the Forums in the past few months so I could have done this. Seems interesting.

One of my favorites is the Fan Control by Joel Paschall. It's simple, very fair looking, and convincing as heck. Apart from that, I'll use the Marlo Tilt, Double Lift, Classic Pass, or the Backstage Pass (my favorite pass).

1 deck of cards. 1 Sharpie [optional].

For all those people freaking out about dropping the deck or messing up- I hate to break it to you, but you can actually rearrange the cards in the deck. Meaning.. you can put a shuffled deck into new deck order. Mind blowing, I know...