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by **Lady of Mystery** » Jan 8th, '08, 16:02

it's not just spongeballs they're useful for, they're also brilliant for any time that you might want to make a switch of two small objects

by **midge25** » Jan 8th, '08, 20:01

where can i get one of these in the uk?

by **IAIN** » Jan 8th, '08, 21:09

well, if you google the phrase in the pages from the uk only...guess what?!

by **midge25** » Jan 8th, '08, 21:28

abraxus wrote:well, if you google the phrase in the pages from the uk only...guess what?!

it makes you glad to be english sometimes, what with our great talent for sarcasm. :wink:

by **IAIN** » Jan 8th, '08, 22:10

my pleasure

by **Part-Timer** » Jan 8th, '08, 22:22

DavMac wrote:I've been looking into replacing my broken gimmick and have found

http://www.worldmagicshop.co.uk/sanada-gimmick-routines-toyosane-sanada-p-3523.html

...

It comes with a DVD with 9 routines - I might look into this after my sponge ball toolbox arrives.

Part-Timer wrote:The Sanada Gimmick DVD has some superb ideas (including a couple that were very surprising).

Seeing Toyosane Sanada work the gimmick was utterly baffling, even though I knew how it worked. My girlfriend hated his tongue click sound effect for a vanish, though!

Just in case people don't make the link.

by **magikmax** » Jan 9th, '08, 01:38

You can also buy the gimmick on its own for £8.50 from Davenports:

http://www.davenportsmagic.co.uk/acatal ... age_2.html

by **Lady of Mystery** » Jan 9th, '08, 09:03

I think cards4magic sell them too

by **crozboz** » Jan 9th, '08, 19:48

so do "itsmagicuk.co.uk"

I find it useful for silk transfers, like through a clear plastic bag

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