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This looks incredible. The full can just....blew my mind. Wow. Can you really penetrate like a borrowed cellphone into the can, hand it out and crack it open, Sinful style? if so, this is what I'm buying next. Probably in any case o_O

The Orbit Control is probably one of the best controls you can get. Relatively angle proof, especially from the front/top area, and the motions are motivated. I recommend it. The Ego Slip is another lovely one.

Yeah, I don't own the DVD but it should be taught. It's taught in his book A Clockwork Apple, which I recommend.

There's the nice classic version by Ackerman over at Lybrary for a nice price. Reylek's version looks INSANE.

I'm probably going to end up getting more than one. In my opinion, FourFit looks the best, but it's getting a lot of crap from reviews, I understand. I need to read more reviews. xD

Fuze does look really clean, but I do like the quarter torn-and-restored plot. There seems to be much controversy over effects such as FourFit, Ref4m, and TnR - but they all look worthy of purchase. This is a tough field. Ian

I'm going to pick up CH if I can, it looks great. I'll read the reviews, of course, but if one TNR really stood out to you as a good piece of magic, let me know. Thanks guys. :) Ian

Do you know how long CH will be available? I've heard great things about it, and it's very well priced. If it's not available much longer, can you guys recommend a backup TNR? They all look quite similar so it's hard to tell which is best. You guys are wonderful. Team T11 ftw. Ian

There are a lot of TNRs on the market - Torn, FourFit, Ref4m, etc. - and I'm in the market for one. I'd like a simple effect that can be presented exactly for what it is, to add to my repetoire of magic. Which would you recommend, based on effectiveness, usability, workability, and audience...

A double lift.

The only thing you need to execute this well is a Tony Chang.

I <3 Draven. Get Demon and summon teh Lolcats.

What is your full name, and from where does your family originate?

I cannot seem to get this move at all. Any suggestions? I learned it from Calen Morelli's "Clench", so it's not a very comprehensive source. Any detailed would be greatly appreciated.

Because that's an OnDemand by Dan and Dave.

And specific recommendations would be...?

It looks interesting...

Something I can perform. And it's not hard for me to figure out either, but I respect the artists. And when done right to a layman, anything easy is the best.

I actually own Pixel. Freak sadly doesn't look too good. I was thinking the Napkin Trilogy or Uzumaki, something along those lines, but I never see any adequate reviews of any OnDemand that I do not own.

I'm going to New York City this coming week, and was wondering what OnDemand from Dan and Dave's site would be best for street magic. I am looking for a simple effect that is generally impromptu and will garner good reactions for street performances and/or other impromptu settings. I am well...