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lnlver New user 71 Posts |
Here is my version of this trick. Made from walnut and maple.
I made it sturdy enough to split celery. I think it can also split a carrot. Click here to view attached image. |
Rook Special user I went to the Magic Cafe and all I got were these lousy 834 Posts |
That looks very nice!
Those who don't believe in magic will never find it.
-Roald Dahl |
Wizard of Oz Inner circle Most people wish I didn't have 5181 Posts |
Well done Inlver! You must have some woodworking chops if you can deal the tight tolerances that this prop demands.
Pay no attention to that man behind the curtain.
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lin Special user California 880 Posts |
Fantastic! Thanks for sharing.
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lnlver New user 71 Posts |
Someone had mentioned that I could hide the workings of the trick better if I had not used maple for the blade.
But in the course of its construction, the spirit of Houdini appeared before me and he said that the physical appearance of the trick mattered more than masking its mechanism. We conversed for a few more minutes, then he said he had to go. I asked him why and he said he had a meeting to attend and it was impossible for him to get out of it. |
jdstewart New user 36 Posts |
Very nice and inspirational.
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mroek Regular user 180 Posts |
Your version looks very nice indeed! I like your spirited explanantion of why you chose maple for the blade.
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lnlver New user 71 Posts |
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I like your spirited explanation of why you chose maple for the blade. That's supposed to be a joke! Houdini always bragged there wasn't anything that he couldn't escape from. |
mroek Regular user 180 Posts |
I got that it was a joke, I just found it funny.
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