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The MailMan New user 11 Posts |
Hi Mr Tango, I love my TUC but I sometimes think I would prefer the M----- to be a little stronger, is there a way to replace it with a different one or strengthen the original one? The reason I ask is that I often find the coin "slipping" during the matrix effect.
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Mr. Tango Elite user Argentina 465 Posts |
MailMan, you can solve the problem in 5 seconds, just put a small piece of masking paper in the center of the magnet and it will become weak.
About the coin across, thank you very much for your words, actually I think that I can make it better, I always perform that routine in my show and I didn't be comfortable with the cam angle, anyway I'm happy. In my first DVD there is a coin across but not this one, I will include this TUC Coin Across in the new DVD. About the new DVD, let me say that one month ago before to go to my UK tour I hit my middle finger nail and I have this nail totally black now, I'm waiting to pass this small problem to continue shooting the DVD. I think it will be ready for the next FISM congress in July. |
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The MailMan New user 11 Posts |
Hi Mr Tango, I mean how do you make the magnet stronger not weaker, I have no problems with the gimmick staying together but the problem comes with lifting the S--- C--- with the gimmick fully assembled; I am using the 2 pound coin version and it is too heavy for the M----- to hold the whole thing together on the S--- and so it slides off.
Other than that I love the product |
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Dougini Inner circle The Beautiful State Of Maine 7130 Posts |
Great review! This is why I like Wizard Magic Review, regardless of problems recently encountered! Very informative!
Doug |
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Brian Proctor Inner circle Somewhere 2324 Posts |
Got my Ike tuc today in the mail. Immediately I shimmed my ike expanded [. Now I have a killer 3 in 1 coin. Love it!
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itlust Regular user 176 Posts |
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On 2012-03-09 16:02, Brian Proctor wrote: I'm sorry for asking ? if you shimmed your expanded shell,how do you separate the shell from TUC ?wont it be stuck ? |
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Brian Proctor Inner circle Somewhere 2324 Posts |
I took a pin on style button, used scissors and cut the tin into a small circle. I have Teflon discs from tango magic. Just placed it under the teflon and since the tin is so thin, it is attracted to the m****t just enough to toss it in the air without separating. At the same time, when holding the unit in spellbound position, it falls out under its own weight.
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slyhand Inner circle Good ole Virginia 1907 Posts |
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On 2012-03-09 23:14, Brian Proctor wrote: What is that?
I am getting so tired of slitting the throats of people who say that I am a violent psychopath.
Alec |
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Brian Proctor Inner circle Somewhere 2324 Posts |
A metal button with a closing pin. Like a political button.
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PRINCE Inner circle 1448 Posts |
For those who may have been fortunate to handle the 2 pound version and the 10pence version (UK) which do you feel is the better coin to handle. There is a big difference in the size of each coin and wondered if the size would make a difference in the handling and operation of the gimmicks. I know TheMailMan has expressed an issue above regarding the weight of the 2 pound version which has an effect on the workings of the gimmick.
As I would only perform this for walk around/strolling the effects I would use would probably only be 3fly and coins across. This question goes out to anyone I think. Do you feel bigger coins are easier to handle than smaller coins? Especially when having to work the gimmicks? Thanks |
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Mr. Tango Elite user Argentina 465 Posts |
10 pence is better but 2 pounds works too.
If somebody has interest to take lessons with me about TUC routines by skipe please contact me by PM. I would like to try to teach thru this way. It won't be cheap because is my time but not so expensive. |
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PRINCE Inner circle 1448 Posts |
Wow, Mr Tango himself! A pleasure sir, thank you. Thanks for your kind advice.
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writeall Special user Midland, Michigan 930 Posts |
I also fell in love with that coins across. Since I'm using Ike dollars now, I'm interested in the Eisenhower TUC. I've heard, however, that they won't pass muster in close-up situations with good lighting. If anyone has this set and can PM me about it, I'd very much appreciate it.
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Mr. Tango Elite user Argentina 465 Posts |
I use Morgan dollars in my close up routine so you can use the IKE without problems
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BanzaiMagic Inner circle 1339 Posts |
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On 2012-03-10 17:57, writeall wrote: It depends on what you are using it for. The "leaf" is thin and should not be shown on edge. If you are doing a matrix effect and some kid's head is only 6 inches above your table, it might be an issue. In the hands and viewed from above should not be a problem with the right handling. I don't see how lighting would be an issue. I have a Morgan TUC that can be shown on both sides with more confidence than any of my other gaffs (except my Lassen coins). |
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Mr. Tango Elite user Argentina 465 Posts |
If you want to perform the matrix that I perform with TUC, Ike or Morgan size doesn't work, in this case you have to use half dollars and smaller coins.
I open my shows with 3 fly routine and close with coin across and I always use Morgan coins |
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BaryBazz Loyal user United Kingdom 213 Posts |
OK you guys have sold me on it.Just ordered the 10p version in the UK.Mr T will the coins across be on the DVD or how do I get it.
Barry |
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funsway Eternal Order old things in new ways - new things in old ways 10015 Posts |
There are a dozen "coins across" effects in "T.U.C. Appreciation" in additon to the several Tango verions.
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Motor City Special user Metro Detroit Area 590 Posts |
"T.U.C. Appreciation" is a worthwhile investment if you own a T.U.C.
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BaryBazz Loyal user United Kingdom 213 Posts |
Thanks guys I will have to invest in TUC Appreciation.
Barry |
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