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I am only aware of Greg Wilson's resources on the move. I'm curious as to the history of it because it looks like a double taught in Expert card Technique and I have also heard a similar move called the Jennings Turnover.

I used mini terracotta pots for the longest time. A golf ball wedged nicely into the base for a funky final load.

A cull force would be VERY difficult to do with large cards in my view. I would opt for a cut deeper force, or the 102nd force for jumbo cards.

The move you want to learn is the KM move by Ed Marlo I believe. It doesn't really have anything to do with the color change though. I hope that helps.

This doesn't help you with the multiple Sharpie problem but Richard Saunders has a version of the trick where two cards appear on one Sharpie. This leaves the spectator with a totally examinable Sharpie.

I love Penn and Teller and they regularly fool me. Teller is one of the great magic minds in the world. He is extremely articulate and I try to perform my magic in a way that they would enjoy, although if I'm honest I fail almost constantly. They have a theory that magic is profound and smart...

My cards remain permanently in a card clip when I don't use them, this wasn't the reason they began to clump. The main reason my cards clump is either because of moisture or dirt. If your hands are sticky or sweaty that could cause problems. If the room you left them in is humid that could...

I think that you are only limited by the method that you use. If your gimmicks can be used in a smaller environment then do it. If it looks more natural for the box to be larger then do that. If you need a larger box than use a larger one. In the example below the guy uses a large divider...

Shimshi has a great routine on this. He teaches it in his Penguin live lecture.

We can't reveal methods here but all you need is a deck of cards and some Krylon spray sealant or a candle. After that check out one of these tutorials: https://www.theory11.com/marketplace/zack-percell/inviz-able-deck https://store.theory11.com/products/invisible-deck

I guess it depends on the method you are using for the change. Many changes don't need too much cover. I've seen a few changes work with a flickering light. You could also look at something like Calen Morelli's Dresscode. No box needed, just a jacket. I would opt for a smaller box if possible...

Flash paper is fun! The burn is different depending on humidity and each piece burns a little differently as well. The flame isn't as hot as you might think but it is still hot. You can light other things on fire with the flame, it's not extremley easy though. I wouldn't have the paper in my...

The best resource I know of for estimation type effects is Revolutionary Card Technique. At first as you read the effects look impossible, then the further you get into it the more manageable they become until they are almost easy. Expert card technique teaches all of my favorite glimpsing methods.