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Detach by Rick Lax

Now Available: Detach by Rick Lax

A balloon is audibly SPLIT into two pieces, then slowly fused back together. See Details.

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Erdnase Color Change as a Control

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Erdnase Color Change as a Control

The idea come from Erdnase color change but also from the Jiggle Pass of Richard Kaufman. Inspiration from Magic Julian at the last magic dinner.

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12 Comments

trickyman

2 years ago
A very nice idea!

PatrickKun

2 years ago
Wow, love it!

florian

2 years ago
thank's a lot patrick i like your good work

knowledge

2 years ago
That was a cool idea

michael_weiss

2 years ago
I think its a great concept, my only opinion is to possibly change the jiggle pass idea to a light dribbling of the cards after you performed the E.C.C control and make it flow a little better. But overall 5 stars man!

florian

2 years ago
the idea is very simple and it's works very well today it's one of my favorite control in close up because it's 95 % without angle for the audience

michael_weiss

2 years ago
Well keep it up bro, it looks solid...cant wait to see more!

JNGmagic

2 years ago
wow, awesome idea, would be angle proof. awesome bro!

nero

2 years ago
ingenious ;))

mattylyonsmagic

2 years ago
Really, really love this concept! I've tried it, and it looks great, but there is a huge clicking noise when the move is executed. Any ways of preventing this?

shindrichs

2 years ago
A-FRICKIN'-MAZING!!! About the "click", I also had a crazy loud click. The way I prevent it is by slightly pulling the front edge of the top packet down with my left index finger.

florian

2 years ago
thank's men for the comment you should'nt have noise if you go back enough and if you use your second finger to push back the bottom packet and if you use this same finger to sgarre the deck just after. then the litlle advice to avoide the boice is to up your palm of 10 degres when you take the card...

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