Sankey, as we know, has created effect’s with just about every common everyday object under the sun. Well a long time ago he came up with something blush hardware. Namely nuts. He took four or five bolts and one at a time he balanced them on one another in a nice little balanced stack. Then for the kicker he revealed that they were all insepeperably stuck together.

I made up the effect, which I had learned from one of his DVD’s. Well years later, like yesterday, I found the effect in my old magic drawers. Problem is I don’t really recall how it was done,or which DVD it was on. So I went through all my Sankey DVD’s with a fine toothed comb, and for the life of me I can’t find the effect nor its name.

Anybody here know the name of the effect and WHICH DVD release he taught it on? That would be a tremendous help .

Thanks, Doug

I typed “blush hardware.” That was spell checker chiming in and I didn’t see it till after posting, and now I can’t seem to find the edit functiion! What I actually typed in was WITH hardware!

Just trying to clear up any confusion.

It’s called A Delicate Balance and it’s on his Supernatural DVD.

Thank you! I’ll go back and double check because SOMEHOW I totally missed it!

But thanks again!

You were right! I’m kicking myself. I swear I went over that DVD several times! Somehow I was blind! Ever done that? Have something staring you right in the face and you still can’t see it??

Anyway, much appreciated my friend!

I experience this all the time.

It’s almost as if something like… hmmm… “misdirection” was being expertly used to fool us!

One of issues that arise when I am in search of something, I find myself distracted by other things of interest and I don't remember what I originally had began searching for.

Whenever I tell my wife I can't find something in the fridge or pantry, she points out that I'm practically staring right at it.

I have eyes, yet fail to see....

(If I could learn how to apply that mighty level of misdirection to spectators, what an amazing magician I might be!)