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by **Salt** » Aug 13th, '07, 02:46

Hi guys,

This is a video of me performing Hot Wax from Jay Sankey's Real Work on Restaurants and Bars DVD. I hope you like it!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yKU0W0nzP58

by **seige** » Aug 13th, '07, 08:33

Pretty good. Just remember to keep tabs on your hand shape for BOTH HANDS...

The hand with the 'top' part of the crayon looks awkward, whilst the hand with the 'broken' part is free and easy.

At least try and match both hand's postures, and then it will look really smooth.

by **Pyro Ellvelin** » Aug 15th, '07, 17:22

nicely done mate

by **IniX** » Aug 26th, '07, 14:15

I agree with Seige. The trick is very 'suspicious' because the hand with the crayon is tightly closed, and the other one is freely open. You did get some positive comments though

Do it with this kid!

by **rickyt1016** » Sep 5th, '07, 21:21

im sorry to say it look more like you never broke it. It was weird watching the video i was never convinced.

by **Smooth** » Sep 5th, '07, 22:02

Well I wasn't convinced, but my girlfriend was floored.

The difference? I'm a magician and she's not. People that practice magic won't be fooled, but who wants to fool those guys anyways?

by **mccabe24** » Sep 6th, '07, 00:59

I'm with smooth. I wasn't fooled at all and thought it looked rather unnatural, but it would probably devistate a layman. I would suggest trying to make the breaking action look more natural.

by **tennyson HANBURY** » Oct 4th, '07, 17:47

it doesnt take three tugs to break a crayon.a lot of sankeys stuff is c*** (not the best) any way

by **monker59** » Oct 5th, '07, 04:05

Work on that right hand and you'll be in the clear.

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