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Very well said. :)

Haha, this is classic! Dave J Castle for the next t11 artist! Jerry's Nuggets riots in Iran?! :p Who made this site?! Thanks for the share Danny :D -Sanj

http://forums.theory11.com/showthread.php?t=15551&highlight=totally+control http://forums.theory11.com/showthread.php?t=15432&highlight=totally+control The book can be purchased: Here -or- Here -or- Here -or EVEN- Here Hope that helped, -Sanj

Here are some past threads that were brought up about this same topic. http://forums.theory11.com/showthread.php?t=18302&highlight=double+backer http://forums.theory11.com/showthrea...e+backed+cards http://forums.theory11.com/showthrea...e+backed+cards Remember to use that search...

Cool survey. Props :) -Sanj

Well said.

Uh... nice job, I am glad you have mastered the Snap Change.:rolleyes:

Actually, I don't really need to go into detail with pictures and stuff, or do I...? This explanation is good enough... Thanks JR

Josh, I'll be making a tutorial now, and I'll make sure to post it in response to this thread in about 10-30 minutes. The tutorial will include color pics and stuff. Hope this helps :) -Sanj

Good luck! :) We look forward to your return Mr. Henderson. Bye!

Glad I could help :)

For those who have trouble understanding the post... Translation: One time, I set up a magic club, but only hecklers/people who wanted to know how the tricks were done came to it. They didn't perform or actually work on learning the sleights, they just wanted to know how it was done. (So...

Haha, that always comes to my mind first whenever I see a wire thread :p

In fact, I'll save you the time: The wiregrams are made up of a metal called Nitinol. Nitinol was created back in 1958 by William Buehler, a metallurgist working for the U.S. Naval Ordinance Laboratory. During his research, he noticed that one of the metals he was testing could be bent...

Let ME google that for YOU! It comes up as the first post... (here) Nitinol is the answer I think... :rolleyes: double check the sources though... Best, -Sanj

Jeff (JPMagic):: This does bend the cards a bit, but it isn't anything permanent, and can easily be fixed by simply bending the card the other way, or, just leaving it in the pack and doing a few springs. Best, -Sanj

RJRTC "Watermelon" Bee's are amazing!!! http://ramblerkudos.files.wordpress.com/2009/06/imgp16372.jpg http://img32.imageshack.us/img32/9605/withdrawsuc.jpg

I think the name might be a little bit revealing, so I will just leave it at TCP. If someone else thinks differently please comment.

YO YO! What's up everyone? Hope you are all keeping well. I know I am considering I just learned Cartier from here. (Ok, excuse the corny beginning...) Anyway, let's get right into it. What they say: "Imagine a color change in which the card is never fully covered and seems to visually...

Looks like a pretty cool trick. Could be used in an ACR as well. I liked it, it was quick, direct, and to the point. Well done. Keep up the good work, -Sanj