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Fizzban Magic Loyal user and Jedi Knight 204 Posts |
Does anyone know of a high end or thicker quality Crystal tube being made anywhere? Any ideas are much appreciated.
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Donald Dunphy Inner circle Victoria, BC, Canada 7583 Posts |
By "crystal tube", do you mean a crystal silk blow tube, a mirror silk tube, or a crystal silk cylinder?
If you mean crystal silk blow tube: http://www.smmagic.com/?p=323 If you mean crystal silk cylinder: Dazzling Magic (Marty Hahne) makes a Crystal Silk Cylinder Supreme, but it isn't listed on his site right now. There is a choice of colours for the cover (I own a blue one). http://www.dazzlingmagic.com/categories/Magic-We-Make/ David Ginn has the Dazzling Magic one listed on his website, with a photo. http://www.ginnmagic.com/index.php?page=......Itemid=1 - Donald
Donald Dunphy is a Victoria Magician, British Columbia, Canada.
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Donald Dunphy Inner circle Victoria, BC, Canada 7583 Posts |
P.S. Dazzling Magic's Crystal Silk Cylinder Supreme and Dazzling Magic's Test Tube Bunny are different props, and different sizes. Just thought I should mention that because in the pages I've linked to, they are each shown with a red cover.
Donald Dunphy is a Victoria Magician, British Columbia, Canada.
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Fizzban Magic Loyal user and Jedi Knight 204 Posts |
Awesome! I was looking for the silk blow tube. Thanks Donald
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Dick Oslund Inner circle 8357 Posts |
James, PM me.
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sawadzkis New user 14 Posts |
You can make one also. What I like is to go to the fabric section and find cheap light fabric that matches the theme you are trying for. I just got satin that was light (not as light as silk) but I can get patterns on material. I got my tube from the pet supply section (you could go to a plastic tube of higher quality I am sure) and found really cool duck tape. and put around the ends of the tube in order to distract from the secret. That's it homemade blow tube.
If you really want you could make really big blow dart looking thing load it in the tube after the effect and tell parents you sell an aid to help them get there children to sleep easier. I haven't done this yet. But my hopes is to create a dart that when blown through the tube turns into a fake chicken and falls to the floor. Sorry haven't posted in a while I had some big changes going on in my life. ALL GOOD THOUGH. |
Dick Oslund Inner circle 8357 Posts |
TRINITY evidently is not THAT INTERESTED! --He hasn't PM'd me,
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jimhlou Inner circle 3721 Posts |
Dan Wolfe makes the best one on the market. Plus his gimmicks are superior. I use it in almost every show. And I use large 18" silks.
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Donald Dunphy Inner circle Victoria, BC, Canada 7583 Posts |
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On Jul 8, 2017, Dick Oslund wrote: It's likely that he found what he was looking for, in the link I suggested. The Smoky Mountain Magic (Dan Wolfe) prop is very durable and quite well made. I was at a magic lecture by Silly Billy a few weeks ago, and he was using one too (he used a different crystal silk blow tube in the routine on his video). - Donald
Donald Dunphy is a Victoria Magician, British Columbia, Canada.
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Whodini78 New user 1 Post |
I recently saw an advert for a new crystal tube, sans elastics. I cannot remember where I read about it. Anyone?
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David Todd Inner circle 2511 Posts |
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On Jul 10, 2024, Whodini78 wrote: I've seen it , but I don't think it is an improvement on the standard method. The corners of the silk handkerchiefs have m_g_ets . It does not look like they are tied together. Best version imo is Smokey Mountain Magic's "Groovy Silk Blow Tube" . https://www.smmagic.com/blog1/?product=groovy-silk-blow-tube .Currently listed as out-of-stock , but hopefully he will make more. If you are determined to get the w/o bands method I think Ickle Pickle Magic is the source - https://icklepicklemagic.com/index.php?r......t_id=101 |
David Todd Inner circle 2511 Posts |
I had meant to include this image in my previous post.
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Mary Mowder Inner circle Sacramento / Elk Grove, CA 3711 Posts |
I agree that the Silly Billy photo looks more like tied kerchiefs.
I had a double color changing handkerchief that was sewn together and looked the same way as on the right. Mine was acetate and I had some matching cloth so I made little "tied corners" and sewed them on. It really helped If you already own the magnetic ones, I'd suggest getting some corners from old silks and see if that helps. By the way, I save old silk to practice with for hank ball stuff that wears out your best silk. Of course you always practice some with the new silks but why not save a little wear and tear? - Mary |
David Todd Inner circle 2511 Posts |
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On Jul 11, 2024, Mary Mowder wrote: Great idea. I have Rice double color changing handkerchiefs which is a good quality prop, but even so I think your idea of adding the tied corners makes a lot of sense. The tricky part will be finding silk with an exact color match. Hopefully the double color changing hanks are standard color Rice silk (they "new" Rice Silk King Studio still has a limited supply of Rice Spectrum silks they sell . https://silkkingmagic.com ) Quote:
On Jul 11, 2024, Mary Mowder wrote: Another good idea. I do the same. Keep the old silks with runs or tears to practice with. . |
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