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MagicianDM Loyal user 213 Posts |
Contort
By Kevin Parker Kevin Parker has created the ultimate key bend. Physically bend a SPECTATOR'S key. It goes like this: Retrieve their set of keys, hold them up in full view immediately, no funny moves, and after you shake the keys, one of their keys is bent. What you see in the demo is what you get. Parker teaches you the secret and subtle handling behind his amazing key bend. Perfect for walk-around magic. -Borrowed keys -Everything in full view during bend -Easy to do Teaching and Materials: The video is about 14 minutes long and fully teaches the effect. The teaching was good and I liked it. It looks exactly like in the demo. It can be done with any keys on a key ring. The trick is angle sensitive however it can be worked out to show to a group. The idea is very clever. Kevin Parker teaches how you can do it with any key rings as long as they have normal keys. He also explains what to do in various performing situations. The retrieval of the keys is very clean, you take them, shake them, and a key is bent. However, logically, if you bend someone's key they will not be able to use it again, and since its borrowed key, you make their keys go back to normal after you hand it to them. Difficulty: 2-3 out of 5, I am still experimenting with key rings, keys and angles for this. Overall: 8/10 Very good key bend, with borrowed keys, however this absolutely cannot be done surrounded the way shown in demo. I think it is made for performing to a group of maximum three people but if you were doing it surrounded, most people wouldn't be able to see the keys anyway. I like this trick, but in my case experimentation with the trick was required. Performed properly, it is probably one of the most direct key bends.
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KC Cameron Inner circle Raleigh, North Carolina 1944 Posts |
This is easy to do, and it and will amaze. The part that will trip magicians up is audience handling. It CAN be done 360, IF you are fair at misdirection. If misdirection isn't your bag, it could limit the size of the audience and angle. Like I said, it CAN be done 360. If you do a lot of fork/spoon bending and coin manipulation, this will be easy.
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