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MagicKim Special user Ã…land, Finland 621 Posts |
Hi, I just want to say that I'm very thrilled about the cups and balls. It's so fun to practise. I've been doing cards for almost 2 years. Both magic and cheating so it's very fun to do something else and I can say that I really made the correct choise to go with the c&b . I am looking for the small baseballs that Mr. Ammar uses. Do you know where I can find those? I've googled but haven't found them. By the way, they are pretty small aren't they?
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Jim Wilder Special user Birmingham, AL 954 Posts |
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On 2006-03-05 19:46, MagicKim wrote: As of my posting this, they can currently be found on ebay. Search for cups & balls. |
MagicKim Special user Ã…land, Finland 621 Posts |
As I'm burrowing the credit card, the owner doesn't allow me to use it on ebay. He doesn't trust it. Thank you anyway.
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Jim Wilder Special user Birmingham, AL 954 Posts |
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On 2006-03-05 19:50, MagicKim wrote: Then try here. |
John Bowlin Special user Maryland 827 Posts |
I just went to Walmart and got 4 baseballs that are made for a pullchain on ceiling fans. Cost me $10 for 4. There is only a tiny screw hole when the eyelet is removed and it is easily filled with a little silicone caulk if you like. The balls are light in weight and vinyl covered so as not to talk. If nothing else they are a good practice set and wipe clean easily. They are about 1" in diameter. It was another Café member that treated me to this tip.
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MagicKim Special user Ã…land, Finland 621 Posts |
Ok. unfortunately we don't have any walmarts here . I live on a small island between Sweden and Finland. I'll check the link out. Thank you.
btw, VERY quick replies. thanks |
MagicKim Special user Ã…land, Finland 621 Posts |
By the way guys. What wandspins do you use? I am currently practising the drummer's spin (around the thumb) and the vernon/mora wandspin. But as I've almost mastered them I wonder if there are any more good ones and where to find them.
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Bill Palmer Eternal Order Only Jonathan Townsend has more than 24315 Posts |
The lamp pulls should be available at hardware stores, as well.
In England, the big home improvement/DIY chain is called B and Q. At the Centenary this summer, Paul Daniels said: "I moved to Reading a couple of years ago, and I had to do a lot of work on the house. So I needed to find a place that sold home repair items. I had no idea where to look, so I went to the local police office and asked, 'Is there a B and Q in Reading?'" "The policeman answered, 'No, there's an R, and an e, and an a...."
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