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Rick11 Loyal user 298 Posts 
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On Mar 31, 2014, wally wrote: Crystal cleaver is fantastic and will fool everyone. They won't even be able to come up a possible way the magic happened. Make sure you get an authentic Crystal Cleaver and not a knock-off. The knock offs are junk! |
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wally Inner circle 1831 Posts
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That was my next question, I have just seen some cheap ones. where can I find an original. magicwalsh@gmail.com
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Rick11 Loyal user 298 Posts
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On Mar 31, 2014, wally wrote: Wally you can get it here: http://www.ebay.com/itm/Crystal-Cleaver-......63109503 |
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wil3923 New user 60 Posts
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Yes, I brought a rip-off crystal cleaver from my local store and it breaks within the day I played with. And the price of the original one is totally fair.
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reed kammerer Veteran user 320 Posts
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The ones I do all the time are...Crystal Cleaver--Invisible Zone --Crystal Pyramid
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Merc Man Inner circle NUNEATON, Warwickshire 2543 Posts
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'Water Suspension' was always my favourite effect.
Although not in the original Tenyo instructions, here's an idea. With the apparent Ye Olde Magic Shop instructions written on a two-sided piece of card (in large Capitals, bullet-pointed so the spectators can see); and the cup inverted over a spectators head; you get a great reaction when you remove the card to read what's on the other side! It's a very simple prop, with a failproof yet ingenious method - that with the right routining and gags, can be transformed into a very entertaining routine. 'Drink in the News' (liquid in newspaper) comes a close second. It would not take too much trouble of course to see how both tricks could be blended together. 
And as Jeremy Durham states, effects with liquids are probably the most powerful as people know that you cannot palm nor manipulate it! Add into the mix that all you are using is a basic metal cup; and a newspaper. Both innocent looking items that do not appear overly 'prop-ish'. P.S. just to add that both effects can actually be used in a close-up, table situation (particularly as water is always available/to hand). Just a tad different from the rest of the guys - who only ever seem to want to have a chosen card signed with a Sharpie, before it comes back to the top of the pack again.....then again.....and again..... 
Just my opinion - please don't shoot me for it!
Barry Allen
Over 15 years have now passed - and still missing Abra Magazine arriving every Saturday morning. |
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Richard Kaufman Inner circle 2532 Posts
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"Water Suspension" is not an original Tenyo item. It was marketed in the US by Abbott's I think. Can't remember offhand. It's all in Tenyoism.
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Daisydog Loyal user 219 Posts
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4 nightmares is my new fave. So good!
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Robert Houdin 78 New user 92 Posts
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The Eye of the Idol; unique!
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daviddelrey New user 75 Posts
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Zig-Zag Cig always blew them away. Might not be my favorite but it sure delighted everyone. I'm a bit partial to What's Next as it's so simple and effective. I used to do it for years at kids' shows and they went nuts. Also Monkey Bar, of course.
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VolunteerMagic New user 22 Posts
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One of my favorites is Cubio. I have the McDonalds Big Mac Cubio and I use it all the time for kids (easier to explain a tiny burger than an odd cube, IMO). Goes over fantastically!
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rowdymagi5 Inner circle Virginia 3630 Posts
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Merlins Coffer is one of my favorites.
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nkwmagic New user Hong Kong 39 Posts
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Mystery China Box!
It's just... creepy...
Check out Cadenza, a highly rated, rare marked deck:
https://legendsplayingcards.com/products/cadenza Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/nkw.playing.cards/ |
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Alex McFly Regular user 105 Posts
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Crystal Cleaver is still one of my favourite. Also the Crystal Pyramid is very nice (but not in a quiet room)
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Richard Kaufman Inner circle 2532 Posts
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Any Tenyo item that makes noise is easily covered with patter. However, specifically regarding "Crystal Pyramid," if you read the instructions carefully it explains how to avoid noise. Or you can read it in my book Tenyoism.
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Alex McFly Regular user 105 Posts
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On Jun 5, 2017, Richard Kaufman wrote: Hi Richard, thanks for your answer. Cool, I don't know about your book. Do you know a seller in Europe? I would like to buy your book! Thanks! Alex |
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Richard Kaufman Inner circle 2532 Posts
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Alex, it is only available directly from me (shipment is expensive because it weighs 20 pounds, but it does come by DHL Express): http://geniimagazine.com/kaufman/store/html/92.html
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J M Talbot Inner circle 3060 Posts
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You will not regret buying the book Alex... amazing piece of work!
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Alex McFly Regular user 105 Posts
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Thanks for your post. Would be a great birthday gift. I have to tell my wife
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David Todd Inner circle 2334 Posts
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On Jan 13, 2017, Richard Kaufman wrote: Question about Tenyo T-35 Water Suspension: was it always marketed as a simple metal cup without a handle or was there a version with a handle , so it looks like a small coffee or tea cup ? (like a metal camping cup) I saw a video of Jeremy Pei performing it and his has a handle on it. I was wondering if there was a version made by Tenyo that has the handle or if Jeremy probably added that by soldering the handle on to the Tenyo prop ? See video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=33Fcej8Azqs ------ By the way, the original effect was invented by Lester Lake in the 1940's , called 'Wa-Ter-Lu", marketed for many years by Abbott's Magic Co., but like most Abbott items from their heyday is no longer made by Abbott's.  . |
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