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If billets and stuff like that are considered props, I’m fine with that. I was more talking about like mechanical and electronic stuff. Or things like gimmicked boxes and that sort of thing.

Thanks. I will check them out.

I’ve been looking for a good gimmickless piece of mentalism (without cards) that I could carry around with me. It doesnt matter wether it’s a video or a book, but I need some recommendations. Preferably I like the which hand effects, but I havent yet found one that is gimmickless and almost...

Hi and let let me be the first to welcome you to the forums. Hopefully you will enjoy spending time here and both help others and get help from them.

This month was a real tragedy.

Just woke up to this. It is a sad day. #RIP Mr Jay.

For the people who understand it, the perfect execution of the moves and sleight of hand is an art itself. If the person knows how to appreciate it, the moves are a as much of an art form as is the performance. For example, Steve Forte doesnt do “magic” so to speak, but if you know anything...

This is Chris’s videom I couldnt find shin’s performance, but if you look for it between the new agtperformances, I’m sure you’ll find it.

The "40 ways to Force a card" DVD has a few ones, but nothing really good. There are some psychological forces if the cards are face up. Chris ramsay has a good one with a flashlight and a ring on his channel. My favorite way is what shin lim used in his AGT channel.

Thanks, I will check it out.

I unfortunately couldnt find any videos of this move right now, but it is something I have seen quite a few people including Daniel Madison do which is basically a wave over a card on a hard surface like a table and it changes. I dont think it is a kind of mucking, but more of a flashy color change.

Card 2 pocket. Ambitious card. 2 card monte. A few gambling routines.

This is the most complete resource for begginers: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1GGT1dgiZ2j4DNwFtNFC12bDQBOoPVmJKqTFh16q7CXk/edit?usp=sharing

Madison has a few interesting ideas in his books. Giobbi has a book dedicated to switching called the art of switching deck. Benjamin Earl also has a a video on deck switches. Quick disclaimer: I dont own Benji Earl's version myself but I have heard a lot of good things about it.

They look really natural and perfect. It is awesome.

Top shot Erdnase go round 360 spider 360 railslide Molecule cut 2 Blooming bluster These were the first ones that came to mind.

If you practice some finger exercises and/or warm up your hands in some way, the feeling would go away. At least it does for me.

I have the same problem since I live in a really humid place. I would just wash my hands and do finger exercises for a few minutes and my hand gets back to normal. At least that’s how I do it.

That is interesting. I guess it would make vanishing almost as big as penguin.

It did. Thanks.