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by **jon_kent** » Oct 21st, '11, 15:01

The Devil's Tailor wrote:Did he whistle as he poked it through your letterbox? Ours always does that.

Nope, he didn't even knock twice lol

Saying that im not sure he knows what day of the week it is

by **Mr Grumpy** » Oct 21st, '11, 15:18

Well, let us know how you get on.

by **jon_kent** » Oct 21st, '11, 21:46

Made the deck up with no mistakes thank god. Now to learn the trick

by **Stephen Ward** » Oct 22nd, '11, 08:58

I was glad when I finished mine with no mistakes. Don't let the simple nature put you off. This is a worker.

by **Flood** » Oct 22nd, '11, 16:39

RE:The Devil's Tailor

I think the deck with the names you are talking about is the Nomen Omen deck.It is very very similar to what you've described

by **Ste Porterfield** » Oct 22nd, '11, 17:23

Flood wrote:RE:The Devil's Tailor

I think the deck with the names you are talking about is the Nomen Omen deck.It is very very similar to what you've described

Sounds tasty! :lol:

by **jon_kent** » Oct 23rd, '11, 15:14

Stephen Ward wrote:I was glad when I finished mine with no mistakes. Don't let the simple nature put you off. This is a worker.

Yep used this last night and it got a good reaction !

by **Mr Grumpy** » Oct 24th, '11, 12:56

Does this deck use R/S? I realise you may not be allowed to say so, but then again, I've seen this issue discussed on reviews of other products, if I recall. I just don't really like R/S as the chemicals play up my asthma!

by **jon_kent** » Oct 24th, '11, 13:05

No R/S mate

by **Mr Grumpy** » Oct 24th, '11, 13:25

Thank heavens!

Actually I'm considering buying an ID, after seeing another talkmagic jon perform with one at a recent talkmagic pub meet. So I can't be that much against them.

And it doesn't use the Phil deck principle either? Interesting...

by **Chris Black** » Oct 24th, '11, 18:30

Stephen Ward wrote:Working performers also will be pleased to know that it can reset very fast for strolling performances.

I wonder if mine uses the same method as the original as mine is instant reset. Just pop the cards back in the box and you're good to go again...

by **jon_kent** » Oct 24th, '11, 19:18

Just one quick cut and its reset

by **Mr Grumpy** » Oct 25th, '11, 13:42

ACE T wrote:
Stephen Ward wrote:Working performers also will be pleased to know that it can reset very fast for strolling performances.

I wonder if mine uses the same method as the original as mine is instant reset. Just pop the cards back in the box and you're good to go again...

So you came up with your own version?

by **Chris Black** » Oct 25th, '11, 14:09

The Devil's Tailor wrote:
ACE T wrote:
Stephen Ward wrote:Working performers also will be pleased to know that it can reset very fast for strolling performances.

I wonder if mine uses the same method as the original as mine is instant reset. Just pop the cards back in the box and you're good to go again...

So you came up with your own version?

Yep, I watched the video and thought it was obvious, I assume it's the same method but I could be wrong there's always more than one way to skin a cat.

by **Chris Congreave** » Oct 25th, '11, 15:04

And do you think it's ok to watch a demo of a marketed effect and then go and make up your own version?

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