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The Drake

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Posted: Jun 1, 2012 5:27pm    Reply with quote   View Profile of The Drake  

Quote:

On 2012-06-01 17:25, Sorcerer wrote:
Tim
The link doesn't work, could you fix it please?
Thanks!



I just checked it. It does work. I guess you have have a Facebook account or be Facebook friends with Craig to see it.

Best,

Tim
Sorcerer

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Posted: Jun 1, 2012 6:06pm    Reply with quote   View Profile of Sorcerer  

Ok, I've got a FB account but I'm not "FB friend" with Craig, suppose that's why I can't see the link.
Thanks anyway.
AGMagic

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Cailf.
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Posted: Jun 1, 2012 11:51pm    Reply with quote   View Profile of AGMagic  

To get back to the OP...I have seen Alex Ramon perform this illusion twice in two different venues. In the first, the front row of spectators was about 10 feet from the prop and it killed. This was primarily a lay audience in a Magic dinner theatre in Northern California. The second time he performed with Jim Steinmeyer in the Palace of Mystery at the Magic Castle and again it was well received. The prop is quite tight fitting to the assistant and very deceptive in method and performance. Don't judge this illusion until you have seen it performed live, preferably by Mr. Ramon.

Tim Silver - http://www.facebook.com/pages/Magic-Woodshop/122578214436546

I know you believe you understand what you think I said, but I am not sure you realize that what you heard is not what I meant.

Visualize Whirled Peas!
The Drake

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Posted: Jun 8, 2012 2:52pm    Reply with quote   View Profile of The Drake  

Well it seems the link works even for those who don't have a Facebook account. Here is Trouble built exactly like in Jims plans. Craig did a fantastic job of building it. I am not a fan of the solid, bumped out legs and I guess Dan wasn't either and thus why he made his own changes. I don't want to give away the changes I will make as that's a secret for now.

http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=2427462009256&set=a.1239605153577.2036647.1332739289&type=3&theater

Best,

Tim
Sorcerer

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Posted: Jun 8, 2012 3:25pm    Reply with quote   View Profile of Sorcerer  

Tim
I still can't see this link (nor logged in, nor logged out at my FB account). I would really like seeing trouble built according to the specs at "Technique and understanding", because I found it very interesting since I read the book for the first time. Could you please upload the photo to other site?
Thank you very much!!
Sorcerer

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206 Posts
Posted: Jun 9, 2012 6:03pm    Reply with quote   View Profile of Sorcerer  

I finally got the picture of "Trouble" built by Craig Dickens. Thanks to a member of the Café who sent me in private!!

Craig himself kindly has offered also to send me the photo and has authorized me to post it openly here.

Once I've seen this picture I must say I’m impressed. Craig did a great building job!! I like the original table more than the Summers' one. For my eye the original design as seen at Technique and Understanding is more deceptive. I find reducing the total surface of the table makes the upper section a little more deceptive.

I already knew Craig was a great builder, and this “trouble” proves it again.

Congratulations!

Click here to view attached image.
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