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Kaliix Inner circle Connecticut 2000 Posts 
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Capsize by Seth Race
Ad Copy: Capsize is a cleverly designed slot box gimmick built into a bottle cap that can fit onto most 20 oz bottles of soda. The gimmick that you use to hold coins back secretly is hidden in plain sight and cleverly marked so the magician can make use of it, but a layperson will never find it. You receive two gimmicks: one red and one black. These have been carefully designed to look exactly like normal bottle caps that you find in the real world. In addition to the gimmicks, you get an incredibly thorough tutorial that features the creator, Seth Race, teaching you some of his favorite routines. As a bonus, Craig Petty teaches you six of his favorite slot box-style routines that are perfect for walk-around and impromptu situations. The slot box has been a secret weapon of some of the best coin magicians in history, and now you can use it to devastate your audiences using ordinary objects. Blow them out of the water when you perform Capsize by Seth Race.
The greatest obstacle to discovery is not ignorance; it is the illusion of knowledge.
~Daniel J. Boorstin |
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warren Inner circle uk 4210 Posts
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Even though this is obvious to us as magicians this looks superb
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Mac_Stone Inner circle Miami, FL 1429 Posts
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Fatgumbo Veteran user Melbourne, Australia 342 Posts
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He says in the comments that the advance copy caps were 3-d printed but the caps purchasers now receive are mold-injected.
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dman11 Inner circle USA 1071 Posts
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They should of made these in the same color/style as Pro Caps....Do your Capsize routine then (switch the cap) vanish the coins, drop your mic and leave!
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Seth Kristopher Race New user 27 Posts
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On Aug 30, 2023, Fatgumbo wrote: The first batch for Magic Live and the initial pre-orders units are ALL 3-D printed. I have performed my various routines hundreds, if not thousands of times and have never been asked or told the cap was or looked 3-D printed. In my opinion there is nothing about the printed caps that looks “cheap”. To help keep up with the demand, our next batch if caps will be Mold Injected. If anyone has any other questions, I’m happy to help! |
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Seth Kristopher Race New user 27 Posts
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On Aug 30, 2023, dman11 wrote: That was a product made by an entirely different Magic company. Penguin and Murphy’s have never collaborated to manufacture something before as far as I’m aware. The color of our caps were chosen based on the popularity of the current bottled drinks. The red from a coke cap is known worldwide and the black cap screws perfectly onto “zero sugar” flavors of both Coca-Cola and Pepsi Co. 20 oz bottles. There are also a few different water brands now that use black caps on their bottles too that can be used with the Capsize gimmicks. |
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dman11 Inner circle USA 1071 Posts
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On Aug 30, 2023, Seth Kristopher Race wrote: I can understand that. Would of been cool though |
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Obviously Regular user 187 Posts
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Hoping a later option will be developed including white and blue caps to "match" the many bottled water products out there.
Meanwhile, I'm looking forward to receiving the current model, arriving soon. Great idea! |
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Salby Inner circle New Jersey 1262 Posts
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What sized (USA) coins fit in the caps? Also, if a quarter fits in there (the coins appears to quarters), can you use a quarter with an expanded S***l? .
You know how to make God laugh?........... Tell him your plans!!!
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Seth Kristopher Race New user 27 Posts
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On Aug 30, 2023, Obviously wrote: More colors are sure to follow as long as the demand is there  Thanks for the support!
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Seth Kristopher Race New user 27 Posts
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On Aug 30, 2023, Salby wrote: So a quarter and nickel fit in the slot of the cap. Depending on the the thickness of the shell, when it’s nested on the quarter it may be too tall to fit in the recess. In my experience the shells I have work, it just comes down to what you can do with it 
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Mac_Stone Inner circle Miami, FL 1429 Posts
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Regardless, I’m a little baffled why a company the size of Penguin would even bother with 3D printed units in the first place. Surely, in therms of time alone, it would be less cost effective at any kind of scale.
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EZrhythm Inner circle Only three EZ payments for a PDF of my 1860 Posts
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Could be an experiement for future 3D printed props.
How many magicians does it take to change a lightbulb? Regardless, for magicians darkness is a time for d'lite.
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myscht New user 1 Post
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I was wondering, whether you can actually use smaller coins, as our coins are only about 23,2mm in diameter (I assume it should still work, but I wanted to check).
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Seth Kristopher Race New user 27 Posts
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On Aug 31, 2023, myscht wrote: The more important measurment for Capsize is the thickness, the diameter is a factor but less important. I use a quarter, which is 24.26mm in diameter, as well as a nickel which is 21.21 in diameter.. |
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joogy Regular user 107 Posts
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Hi all,
If a spectator was to ask you to turn the cap over whilst performing a routine, would this be possible? I know my friends would definitely ask if I said now only 3 coins left etc; Thanks Joogy |
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Xcath1 Inner circle 3086 Posts
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The coin retained in the cap is not hidden if you look inside the cap.
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joogy Regular user 107 Posts
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On Sep 1, 2023, Xcath1 wrote: Ok, thank you. Joogy |
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