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I'm not too computer savvy, but I haven't had an issue after I downloaded the instructions. That said, I have reviewed a bunch of Tenyo in the 'Review' sub-forum ('Tenyo Tuesday'). So if you're looking to acquire more Tenyo, or see how older ones hold up and are worth the investment, give...

This can be a bit of a tricky question. For me, I'm the worst engineer of...things. So when it comes to gimmicks that one COULD make, I would get the dang thing because no amount of arts & crafts on my end would make a decent, reliable, or aesthetically pleasing gimmick. That said. I'd...

For those that stumble into this thread with a similar issue: Tenyo that were released from 2015-current (this applies to T-numbered tricks ONLY. No English instructions for the 2017 mentalism line, redemption tricks, etc) In the Japanese instructions, there is a code (it's small, so you have...

Congrats Marcopaso!

I took your advice. But I was meandering from room to room while reading the rules. So now I have 3 different rooms to pick from and I have more questions. CASEY! I NEED YOU!

Not personal at all. But I will make you sorry. About every 24 hours, my spider-sense tells me that I have to drop a grumpy. It just so happened that one of the children-faced ones were using the other bathroom. Don't ask why. I guess it was because the lifts were already on in there. So I...

Question for Casey: When the rules state, "we want you to find ANYTHING in the room you are in right now, and create an effect using those objects." Does this mean that we are only restricted to ONLY the contents of the room that we were in the moment we read the rules? If this is the case...

Good luck to all involved!

Card tricks can be very iffy. I think the big problem is that a basic sdeck of Bicycles aren't relatable at all. The suits and denominations only mean something to US as a way to denote a cards individuality. With that in mind, I'd personally use blank cards that they can either sign of...

I will be honest though, the flourishes I learned first were a bit wonky. I learned Charlier and Revolution Cut. And then decided, 'yeah! I'm ready for Muse Cut!' Not a good idea, but everyone goes on the journey their own way. That said, I didn't learn Scissor Cut until I was a year into...

I was doing that when I first started. Kept me from getting discouraged and quitting

E x M got me to look at EATCT and I got this idea as a result of thumbing through some pages. So. It's inspired by it. I'll put it that way.

You know it. Although this idea takes it one step further. The only problem is: even if it's doable and I (somehow) manage to get it done. I have no idea who would sell it.

Okay. I just had a kooky idea. I want to make a book of card magic. However, I want to take a book that is already public domain, but change the illustrations. I'm trying to research the odds and ends of it at the moment. But would anyone who is vastly more privy in this sort of area than I...

All I do are one-handed cuts. They aren't too bad--at least the basics. If you want to push difficulty for one handed stuff: L-Cuts. They look good when both hands are doing them, but astronomically goofy if only one hand is doing it. But where you're at, it may take a while to learn...

My hand size is on the low end of average. You'll want to start with one-handed cuts just to get your dexterity (stats) up. If anything, if you have small hands, Thumb Cut is going to suck. It sucks for me. I haven't got my thumb stretched enough to get a good fast Thumb Cut.

I'm currently trying to scale it up 3 times it's size for a kids show. Making the maze designs are going to destroy my hands

Magic Maze is one of those tricks that you'll end up appreciating the method A LOT. If the performance fries you, wait till you find out how it works.