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I have been fascinated with the prop and effect for some time. I currently own Wolfs, Grind A Ring by Roy Roth and Ring-A-Majig. Then there is the Deluxe Ring Grinder by Collectors’ Workshop and Dave Powell's version as well as one by Pete Biro.
In my personal opinion. The Ring A Majig is tops for me. I find it less fragile than the others. I like the electronic functions and the way the ring falls to my hand. Second on my list is Wolfs, my only dislike is you really need to use a plastic capsule to make use of it. Yes it can be done without, but I would not recommend it. It adds so much ease and is nearly silent when it seals the ring in.
Grind a Ring comes at a great price and a clever, yet super simple prop and DVD, this is a perfect entry level set. I have played with the exquisite Powell box, but like most of them, I find it too fragile for daily work, it's more of a collector’s piece. like the CW version.
Pete Biro has a great routine and a very nice wood box.
Of the many ways to reproduce the ring, the gumball machine is amazing. But for most of us, a bit hard to carry around. Some other good options are nest of boxes, nest of wallets and old favorite, the Lippincott Box. One I have used a few times, A shoe from the spectator who lent you the ring.
Please share your thoughts, routines, favorite ring cruncher and where you like to have it re appear. Also why you like or dislike.

Link for Wolf's with video demo:
http://wolfsmagic.com/A_Ring%20Grinder%202013.htm

Link for Practical Magic's Grind A Ring, look for the demo link there.
http://www.practical-magic.com/online-sh......h-detail

Link for Dave Powell:
https://www.stevensmagic.com/shop/ring-g......ttyPhoto

Link for the CW version:
https://www.martinsmagic.com/allmagic/ut......orkshop/

Link for Ring A Majig:
http://www.hocus-pocus.com/magicshop/

The Baldini Inner circle I some how pounded in 2445 Posts	Posted: Nov 15, 2014 02:10 pm 0 I have been fascinated with the prop and effect for some time. I currently own Wolfs, Grind A Ring by Roy Roth and Ring-A-Majig. Then there is the Deluxe Ring Grinder by Collectors’ Workshop and Dave Powell's version as well as one by Pete Biro. In my personal opinion. The Ring A Majig is tops for me. I find it less fragile than the others. I like the electronic functions and the way the ring falls to my hand. Second on my list is Wolfs, my only dislike is you really need to use a plastic capsule to make use of it. Yes it can be done without, but I would not recommend it. It adds so much ease and is nearly silent when it seals the ring in. Grind a Ring comes at a great price and a clever, yet super simple prop and DVD, this is a perfect entry level set. I have played with the exquisite Powell box, but like most of them, I find it too fragile for daily work, it's more of a collector’s piece. like the CW version. Pete Biro has a great routine and a very nice wood box. Of the many ways to reproduce the ring, the gumball machine is amazing. But for most of us, a bit hard to carry around. Some other good options are nest of boxes, nest of wallets and old favorite, the Lippincott Box. One I have used a few times, A shoe from the spectator who lent you the ring. Please share your thoughts, routines, favorite ring cruncher and where you like to have it re appear. Also why you like or dislike. Link for Wolf's with video demo: http://wolfsmagic.com/A_Ring%20Grinder%202013.htm Link for Practical Magic's Grind A Ring, look for the demo link there. http://www.practical-magic.com/online-sh......h-detail Link for Dave Powell: https://www.stevensmagic.com/shop/ring-g......ttyPhoto Link for the CW version: https://www.martinsmagic.com/allmagic/ut......orkshop/ Link for Ring A Majig: http://www.hocus-pocus.com/magicshop/
illusions & reality Special user Saskatoon, SK, CANADA 859 Posts	Posted: Nov 15, 2014 05:59 pm 0 For my Ring in Racquetball effect I used both the Sparking Polisher and the Ring a Majig. Both are excellent, either used together or separately. Lou
martinsmagic New user Spicewood, TX 61 Posts	Posted: Nov 28, 2020 06:29 am 1 You can see a bunch of Ring Grinders here. And there are even videos of them in action for these links: Deluxe Ring Grinder Ring A Majig Tie Grinda Enjoy! andy Martin's Magic Collection The Largest Online Collection of Rare, Vintage, and New Magic!
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