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by **Tony Hyams** » Sep 30th, '06, 01:51

This is a trick I got a long time ago.

http://media.putfile.com/spoon-36

edit: vid changed

by **Mahoney** » Sep 30th, '06, 02:32

Sweet trick, really came as a surprise.

Oh an I like your t-shirt with the ESP symbols :wink:

by **Craig Browning** » Sep 30th, '06, 07:02

I can just see someone using that in their Metal Bending act :roll:

Cute, but I pray everyone understands that it's a Magic Trick and NOT Mentalism or even Mental Magic... (great sucker gag though for anyone that has a metal bending reputation)

by **Godd** » Sep 30th, '06, 07:38

it looked good, but i saw a "flash" during the change, fix that and it would look flawless

by **Mikey.666** » Sep 30th, '06, 11:10

yeh. nice...but i don't know exactly how it works, if theres a shell on top, but when you pass it into the other hand. you can see a fork (if you watch closely that is)

p.s thnaks for the adivce.

by **J0kerz** » Sep 30th, '06, 22:59

Wow that was a very nice trick. What's about changing it again but this time for a knife. just wondering...

by **dat8962** » Sep 30th, '06, 23:57

nice!

by **Godd** » Oct 1st, '06, 01:09

alot cleaner than your first video, very good job, there isnt anything more i could suggest to make it better, nice work

by **moodini** » Oct 1st, '06, 14:48

is there a name for this effect? Where did you get it? Would you say it is suitable for restaurant table magic, or is it very angle sensitve or long reset time?

by **russellmagic** » Oct 1st, '06, 15:12

very good i cant spot a flash to be honest. nice one :wink:

by **Renato** » Oct 1st, '06, 16:10

moodini wrote:is there a name for this effect? Where did you get it? Would you say it is suitable for restaurant table magic, or is it very angle sensitve or long reset time?

I believe this is an effect by the name of 'Precious Metal' it is relatively inexpensive.

Good to see you around again moodini too!

by **Tony Hyams** » Oct 1st, '06, 20:32

moodini wrote:is there a name for this effect? Where did you get it? Would you say it is suitable for restaurant table magic, or is it very angle sensitve or long reset time?

Its called Precious Metal, It is suitable for restaurants (I use it sometimes when I'm working in restaurants). It is angle sensitive, in the sence that you can't do it surrounded.

as for cost its £12.99 from here -> http://www.magicshop.co.uk/precious-metal-p-662.html

russellmagic wrote:very good i cant spot a flash to be honest. nice one

Thats because I changed the video

by **russellmagic** » Oct 1st, '06, 21:26

oh, very sly on your behalf, you do it well tho. looks similar to an effect called mister spork. where a spoon and fork change places! :lol:

by **Perfelti** » Oct 2nd, '06, 22:38

wow, you got me there! i thought you where going to bend it so it was even more impressive :shock:

by **Angus Tobey** » Oct 11th, '06, 12:30

Aww c'mon tony you and I both know that you could do that surrounded just be a little more inventive with the handling. Bring it along on wednesday and I'll show it to you. Sweet mate. By the way thanks for putting the thing on my site.

Angus Tobey
www.angustobey.com

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