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123crampt Veteran user 389 Posts 
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Extreme burn doesn't work, and the regular bill switch is tricky.
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Daz Buckley Elite user Australia 469 Posts
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I use a regular TT bill switch in my closeup and stage shows. What is tricky about it ?
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123crampt Veteran user 389 Posts
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Yea I have used it as well but I don't know if you've tried doing it with american money, its a lot easier! I find I have to pre-fold the note and can't to it impromptu
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hackmonkey Inner circle England 1093 Posts
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I hear you man. The one good thing about Ozzie bills is they don't get soggy when you do bill to lemon.
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123crampt Veteran user 389 Posts
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Haha yeah, what method do you use for bill to lemon btw. It's near impossible to rip a corner off a note, do you sign it or note the serial number?
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hackmonkey Inner circle England 1093 Posts
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False serial number call off a borrowed bill....
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A Birthday Magician Regular user 191 Posts
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I use extreme burn...no probs with ozzie money
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cricketer15 Loyal user Sydney, Australia 248 Posts
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Does cinch, bill breaker, greed, extreme burn or any other bill changing trick work normally with an AUD bill?
also @ birthday magician I have heard extreme burn may be harder to do with ozzie money cause of the clear window etc?
Anything is Possible
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restaurant3000 Regular user 113 Posts
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This one seems to work:
http://youtu.be/pAIRiCcDk9c Normally I'd use UK currency but had to get my hands on some plastic currency to see what all the fuss is about. Otherwise I'd recommend any of the Vlado variations (Money Morph etc) or Visibill from Richard Sanders. I do see what people mean, if you fold up a polymir note (I've also tried Mexican 20 & 50 Peso's) they unfold themselves. Also, don't try to iron one, for those who don't know, you'll ruin it (luckily Peso's are very inexpensive).
Booyah!
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cricketer15 Loyal user Sydney, Australia 248 Posts
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Quote:
On 2014-01-08 11:47, restaurant3000 wrote: that was quite good, what was the billswtich call?
Anything is Possible
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restaurant3000 Regular user 113 Posts
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I'm not sure what to call it yet. Initially I called it The Moby Dick Switch but had perfected the technique after a couple of months of trial and error. The TNT switch I think has a nice ring? The Evolution/Evolutionary Switch? Not sure yet.
Thanks for liking it.
Booyah!
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123crampt Veteran user 389 Posts
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Wow that bill switch looks very nice (and the only switch I've seen that works with Australian bills) restaurant3000, I'll be with the first to order it if you do ever release it!
@A Birthday Magician I have always found extreme burn's gimmick to be too fat, cumbersome and obvious while "the magic happens" with Aussie currency |
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YLyoo Regular user South Korea 108 Posts
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I think extreme burn should work! Maybe try reducing the number of bills?
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Tim Ellis V.I.P. Melbourne, Australia 1234 Posts
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Try this method for BILL TO LEMON - works with Aussie bills.... and all plastic or paper currency
http://www.australianmagician.com/store/......uctId=16
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chappelly Special user Down Under 744 Posts
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On 2014-02-04 18:46, Tim Ellis wrote: What about your Bill to Banana Tim? Any tips on this one? Chappelly |
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