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jaizon Inner circle By time you read this I will have 1552 Posts |
This may be a little bit more angle sensitive than I first thought. Have to wait an see.
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VanishingInc Veteran user 322 Posts |
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On Oct 22, 2015, smacks183 wrote: I really don't thing there will be any issues. I've done this in a number of shows now and not once have I had to worry of them finding anything or seeing anything. Also, when the spectator opens the box, it basically "locks" everything in place if that makes sense. So there's no need to worry for them to find anything once opened. Hope that helps! -Kyle
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Therealmagician New user 84 Posts |
If you're using as a billet switch then surely they're not looking for anything anyway? If you're using it to change one model of mobile phone into another then obviously they'll be wondering where the other one went.
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VanishingInc Veteran user 322 Posts |
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On Oct 23, 2015, Therealmagician wrote: True, but if you are switching one phone for the "same" phone then are not. I think there's a lot of potential with that. Placing their phone in the box for safe keeping, having them open the box and the magician takes "their" phone and smashes it in a roulette style game while a stage hand strikes the box and loads it in a prediction chest etc! -Kyle
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seanksutton Veteran user 331 Posts |
I wonder if this could be fashioned to look like one of the old "happy meal" boxes like this. Lol.
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saysold1 Eternal Order Recovering Cafe addict with only 10794 Posts |
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On Oct 23, 2015, Therealmagician wrote: These are meant for billets not phones me thinks. This is a very old mentalism concept with a new twist. Anything else is a magic trick. A magic trick makes the box suspect.
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Kuroth Veteran user Deep In the Heart of Texas 315 Posts |
Looks really cool but what I would like to know from those that have it, how well will this hold up to someone picking it up, turning it upside down, and shaking it???? I can just already see that will happen(At least for me and who I do tricks for)..
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jaizon Inner circle By time you read this I will have 1552 Posts |
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On Oct 23, 2015, Kuroth wrote: If they happen to do that nothing will come out, but that is an audience management problem not a problem with the box (IMHO). |
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Ypnoze Veteran user 394 Posts |
How many billets can we switch please ?
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bowers Inner circle Oakboro N.C. 7024 Posts |
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On Oct 23, 2015, Ypnoze wrote: Instructions say 20-24 billets. |
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Ypnoze Veteran user 394 Posts |
Thanks bowers !
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Therealmagician New user 84 Posts |
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On Oct 23, 2015, bowers wrote: That's annoying, I wanted to use it for a lottery prediction with at least 36 billets. |
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Iain Moran Special user Manchester, England 693 Posts |
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On Oct 24, 2015, Therealmagician wrote: You might be able to use 36 billets, but they'd have to be smaller. Mark mentions that the ideal amount is 2 x A4 sheets of paper in total, cut up to the size you need. Iain. |
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Kuroth Veteran user Deep In the Heart of Texas 315 Posts |
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On Oct 23, 2015, jaizon wrote: True.. My 10 year old is hard to manage.
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Ray Chelt Special user Changing the world with my 988 Posts |
Love the hands off nature of this box...opens up a slew of possibilities.
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Fire Starter Inner circle 4809 Posts |
So I got this today and have put in the www bit all in caps how it is written on the card,bugger all,how the hell am I ment to get the instructions,please anyone,lol.
just goes on to Penguin page and selling it ,i have no code to put in just brought it today undone the flat pack and inside a card with some,well 4 sticky things and that's it ?. |
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Ray Chelt Special user Changing the world with my 988 Posts |
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On Oct 24, 2015, Fire Starter wrote: Have you logged in and gone to your Penguin account ...may be something there. |
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Fire Starter Inner circle 4809 Posts |
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On Oct 24, 2015, Ray Chelt wrote: Cheers Ray I have tried that and have e mailed Penguin,just not sure what to do ,where to click is it down load,lol,just a card chucked in a large flat box,pretty pant's really for directions on how to get the instructional vid up. |
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einhorn Regular user London 190 Posts |
Perfectly formed -. Best purchase this year. Well done Mark Shortland
and Vanishing Ink Oh and although Mark says you can't fold down the box flat and get it back in the original packaging, I have found that you CAN if you fold the board along the crease that is already there on the long flap (Those that have it will know what I mean) - ie not making a new fold, just using one that already exists. Can't wait to get creative with this. |
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T.G. Jones Elite user 489 Posts |
Good tip einhorn. Thanks for sharing.
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