I do not know how well it is made, but it is hideous looking, and does not look one bit deceptive.

As for Snap Illusions, a lot of their stuff is not deceptive and they build knock offs. I am not sure you want to support that buy purchasing from them.

Snowpuppy, I think you should just get a chair suspension really market it. Get Kyle Peron's book on the suspension and market it. In time, your budget will grow and you'll be able to get better stuff!

Hey Kyle,
Thanks for the Info,but I already own a Chair Suspension,...I don't really consider this as a Stage Illusion,..I need information on Illusions that can be performed in a very intimate setting,(Practically Close-up)as most of my Audience's are with-in 5-8 feet away.Thanks,Mike

Kyle,No disrespect meant,as I am realitivly new to "Stage Illusions"
Mike

No offence taken bro...
Actually, a chair suspension can be performed in more intimate settings... you could try the floating table, arrowhead or modern art... I've seen it done in really close settings and a well made one fools! Youtube this filipino guy named Mimmo...u'll see him doin the Origami with kids almost touching the illusion.

I agree. The chair suspension is indeed considered a stage illusion. It is also wonderful in that it indeed can be done very close or even in the rond. If you want a great illusion that plays big, packs small, can be done in a close setting and is not going to cost you a fortune, you really can not beat this illusion.

Kyle

Senor Rai
I was not certain if you were my kind of guy or not but after reading BOMBAY GIN. I know for certain we are on the same page! Nothing better for me but a little lime added maybe!

Thanks
Shawn