Also, just to mention; when you practice this bit, also try to remember that it is the weight of the bigger block falling onto that particular packet, which causes it to have that 180° spin. It is not necessarily the right hand turning face-up, but rather the natural falling of the bigger block. On the other hand, however, feel free to use the right hand index finger to briefly tap it; meaning you give it a nice kick-start. From there, it's just going to naturally happen.
Good luck with your Molecule Four,
Jordan
Also, just to mention; when you practice this bit, also try to remember that it is the weight of the bigger block falling onto that particular packet, which causes it to have that 180° spin. It is not necessarily the right hand turning face-up, but rather the natural falling of the bigger block. On the other hand, however, feel free to use the right hand index finger to briefly tap it; meaning you give it a nice kick-start. From there, it's just going to naturally happen.
Good luck with your Molecule Four,
Jordan
All I Can Say Is Watch The Video Again And Agian And If You Have To Again.
But how do the bucks do it without even touching the packet. You can see it in the link below. I think it's at the beginning.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TXaM79zGk8g