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Papa Legba Special user home-an unremarkable spiral arm of an insignificant galaxy 750 Posts |
Hi, I have a question regarding this effect. It is currently available at prices ranging from £15. I do not know the secret so, If I buy one, how easy will it be for me to make my own (i do have craft and wood-work skills) and make it look a little more retro, like a piece of Victorian/steampunk scientific equipment?
Use the FORCE Luke.
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rowdymagi5 Inner circle Virginia 3639 Posts |
Yes, fairly easy to make.
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Circuit_Breaker New user 50 Posts |
It is easy to make. And you can make other versions of it with different objects penetrating the glass.
There is a coin version that hasn't been on the market for a very long time. It has a very shallow box. |
Julie Inner circle 3931 Posts |
I've forgotten what it is called, but Viking makes an apparatus that produces a similar effect--ball bearing penetrates a single playing card--and the method/construction is completely different AND not nearly as angle sensitive in performance. This last means you can comfortably perform the trick for several people at once. (i.e.> there are no moving parts...)
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Circuit_Breaker New user 50 Posts |
Please post a link to the Viking trick. I could not find it on their site.
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Julie Inner circle 3931 Posts |
'sorry, C_B, I don't know how to do that...
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Julie Inner circle 3931 Posts |
I just noticed there is a Viking Marbo Card Penetration listed in the used magic section at Hocus Pocus (just $40!)
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