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danHumphrey Veteran user 332 Posts	Posted: May 21, 2022 06:50 am 1 I'm currently learning the Atomic Coin - I really like it!!! Thanks again.
Nunhunter New user 64 Posts	Posted: Aug 31, 2022 10:50 pm 1 Doug Brewer has two fantastic tricks with a sun/moon on his ‘unexpected visitor 2” dvd. Both volumes are excellent, in fact
David Neighbors V.I.P. 4911 Posts	Posted: Oct 25, 2022 07:30 am 0 I have A C.S.B. Handling That does not use the pocket In my Mile high Lecture notes! David Neighbors the coinjurer www.daveneighbors.com
fcchief1 Loyal user 267 Posts	Posted: Mar 18, 2024 10:41 pm 0 Got the TCC Arisan Flipper, nice but a pain you have to cut your own rubber band out of a balloon then try to attach it to both pieces, and using blue tack in part of the process to actually make the gimmick. I understand some may want varying amounts of tension, but a little overkill!
Chris Aguilar Special user 540 Posts	Posted: Mar 19, 2024 09:39 pm 2 Quote: On Mar 18, 2024, fcchief1 wrote: Got the TCC Arisan Flipper, nice but a pain you have to cut your own rubber band out of a balloon then try to attach it to both pieces, and using blue tack in part of the process to actually make the gimmick. I understand some may want varying amounts of tension, but a little overkill! If TCC assembled these first, by the time you go it, there's a good chance the rubber would be degraded/break. That being said, do yourself a huge favor and use inexpensive (yet remarkably effective) beading cord instead. https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000WWFDR6/ Conjure Nation Forums - Vector Cards
cytoplast New user 41 Posts	Posted: Mar 19, 2024 09:51 pm 0 Quote: On Mar 19, 2024, Chris Aguilar wrote: That being said, do yourself a huge favor and use inexpensive (yet remarkably effective) beading cord instead. This is amazing. I never even thought of this and I have this already for my kids. Brilliant. Thank you.
GJo Loyal user 283 Posts	Posted: Mar 19, 2024 10:14 pm 0 Quote: On Mar 18, 2024, fcchief1 wrote: Got the TCC Arisan Flipper, nice but a pain you have to cut your own rubber band out of a balloon then try to attach it to both pieces, and using blue tack in part of the process to actually make the gimmick. I understand some may want varying amounts of tension, but a little overkill! I ordered the Artisan Walking Liberty Flipper set a year and a half ago. When I received it, I was stunned to see the flipper had not been assembled (no elastic or assembly instructions had been provided). The coins felt like reproductions to me. The relief was like proof coins and they had an odd luster for coins with such high relief. I returned the TCC set for a refund, and I purchased a set from a US gaff maker that I knew was made from genuine silver Walking Liberty halves.
inigmntoya Inner circle DC area native, now in Atlanta 2356 Posts	Posted: Mar 21, 2024 12:56 am 0 Quote: On Mar 19, 2024, cytoplast wrote: This is amazing. I never even thought of this and I have this already for my kids. Brilliant. Thank you. Check out my notes here. At some point I'll update them. https://www.dropbox.com/sh/29h2osli3ju3t......CX8xDXra
inigmntoya Inner circle DC area native, now in Atlanta 2356 Posts	Posted: Mar 21, 2024 06:16 pm 1 Quote: On Mar 21, 2024, fcchief1 wrote: Looks good but then trying to tie a knot in that small of a circle would be pretty difficult if you ask me. I think I will just take the rubber band, cut it like they say in the video then measure it and find some small dental rubber bands that will match. Trying to cut an almost 1mm piece off a balloon is pretty challenging, well at least at my age it is! Tying the knot can be a challenge, but once done it's a long term fix vs repeated periodic maintenence, as the cord won't rot like rubber bands. See the notes at the Dropbox link I posted above.