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Check out Generation Xtreme by Brian tudor. He does one handed cuts upside down. and im serious when i say that. I think he does Onehanded revolution - 3 upside down.

Yup, Exactly.

Im aware that its wrapped in a coil-like mechanic when its compressed. Is there a high chance of my skin getting caught in between when it is sprung? Thanks -Sin

He reminds me of Derren brown with a twist of Justin Miller.

Edit: Aside from the obvious- what's the difference between a metal cane and a plastic cane? in terms of performance..etc.

Im not very informed regarding parlour tricks, but im quite keen on learning how to do that specific wand production. Any ideas? Cheers.

Had a look at some of his stuff. You can really tell he's passionate about Magic. Goodstuff.

Do LIT refills spare matchbooks? Its not very clear. sorry. Please alert if im exposing.

is it possible to stock up on the gimmick?

Born in Las Piñas, Raised in Manila. Live in the UK now though. Fluent in Both Tagalog and English. (and can speak Basic spanish. ooh err.)

Meeting Ineski would be great!

All of the engraving seems to be done on computers nowadays. it may just be as simple as scanning the photo and clicking a few times. (i said may. ) Anyways, that Ace of Spades design is kick ass.

lol at kirby's post. The fifteen dollar store. hahaha

Dan Buck. I was overwhelmed.

Depends- you gotta figure out what to move with the currency in mind. Daniel teaches how to do fraud with an american dollar.

That's Sexual. Cheers for that source shaun. Anyways aside from that, Coin two routine is frighteningly similar to silver dream, eh?

Loved it. well done.

A colour change is a beautiful thing.

... Dan and Dave buck as Hand Doubles. Obviously. (Isnt this on the Torn Dvd?)

I noticed that Contwo Version 2 (Sleeving involved) is Frighteningly similar to Justin Miller's Silver Dream. Both utilizes the 'Basketball vanish' (Forgot the proper name of the vanish, sorry.) and the Himber vanish in the sequences. Was wondering, Did Justin Credit Homer? Alternatively, Did...