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?

Thank you.

As of my posting this, they can currently be found on ebay. Search for cups & balls.

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.

Then try here.

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.

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

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.

Thank you

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...."