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It is Lit by Dan Hauss/Dan White.

Crumble a little piece of adhesive tape to form a little ball, then lift the residue with this sticky tape ball.

Tap a corner of playing card to hard surface, then carefully peel one layer. Smooth peeled surface with 800~1200 grit sandpaper.

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Copper coins can be sprayed with clear varnish to prevent them from discoloring within time. Firstly clean with metal polish.

You can use 200 gram per square meter paper for Bicycle Standard cards and 250 gram per square meter paper for Bee cards instead of black glued mid layer to achieve correct card thickness. These papers can be find in A4 size at photocopying stores.

You can peel playing card layers. Tip the corner of card on a hard surface and peel the layers. Playing cards have three layers. After peeling front and back layers then discard black glued middle layer. Place the peeled front and back layers in a book and left them for several days. After they...

Steven, it is very good work. If I want to buy this ebook how much I need to pay? It seems that photos in ebook don't reflect the subject. Problem solving advises are good, but if a cardist want to moisten his hands, how can he do this? Perhaps giving more advise will be good. Thanks for...

I didn't think this before. Really it is an important point of magic shows. I learnt something. Thanks.

Stefan, try www.unitedcardists.com for this. They have a discussing thread for custom designed playing cards named Custom Deck Drafting Board.

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Printable A4 size King & Joker illusion. Download link is: https://www.mediafire.com/download/b45w4kidddo8wds

- I have a trick for you. Please think any number and do not say to me. - Yes, I think. (I am thinking 78) - Multiply that number by five. - Allright. (It is 5x78=390) - Now, add five. - Adding five... (395) - Multiply by two and say the sum to me. - It is 790. (2x395) - You thought seventy...