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by **Alfred Borden** » Dec 9th, '11, 16:56

Hey guys

Thinking more for the kids shows, was after one of the Mums made a comment along the lines of "not that big a wand for a big bloke"

So do people think I should just go for length or is girth important?

Want one big enough to satisfy the Mums, can it ever be too big?

Does size matter?

by **Alfred Borden** » Dec 9th, '11, 17:05

Ok - that didn't take long -

The frustration of never having appeared in Innuendo Bingo was bugging me

Cheers Jammy!

by **Stephen Ward** » Dec 9th, '11, 17:05

these look nice

http://www.themagicwandshop.co.uk/feath ... -i141.html" target="_blank

by **Jobasha** » Dec 9th, '11, 19:36

I have the firecracker from there, that's got a big nob for a handle if your after innuendos. Ebay is the best source I've found for wands though, search for wooden wands and you'll find something to your taste.

by **V.E. Day** » Dec 9th, '11, 22:22

B&Q is the best place for wands. Then you can cut them to any length you like.

by **Beardy** » Dec 9th, '11, 23:12

The ones at outlaw effects do look pretty...

by **themagicwand** » Dec 10th, '11, 00:25

Stephen Ward wrote::lol:
these look nice

http://www.themagicwandshop.co.uk/feath ... -i141.html" target="_blank" target="_blank" target="_blank

Believe it or not, that used to my company - hence my username. I sold it about 8 years ago now. Nice to see they're still trading!

by **Jobasha** » Dec 10th, '11, 07:59

Beardy wrote:The ones at outlaw effects do look pretty...

And they are pretty, but then they should be at the price.

by **magicofthemind** » Dec 10th, '11, 11:03

Paul Howard has a great range:

http://www.professional-magic.co.uk/magic_wands.html

Barry

by **Discombobulator** » Dec 10th, '11, 13:38

Some top quality wands here....
http://www.hiddenwrenmagic.com/magicpro ... efault.asp

by **Allen Tipton** » Dec 11th, '11, 00:26

If you are serious about Wands.

I supplied Ian Adair recently with a list of 143 Wands--compiled from a Wand Workshop I tutored some years ago.

He is currently writing a book on The Magic Wand--detailing many of them. Had written 160 pages by last week!

I am honoured to have been asked to write the Foreword to his book

Allen Tipton

by **The4thCircle** » Dec 12th, '11, 12:42

I made my own want, cut from a length of perspex rod, sanded smooth and polished. It's a nice day glo trabsparebt green and the nature of the plastic means it glows at the tips.

I found that nice sized wooden wands tended to be too heavy whereas the lighter ones lacked inertia. The one I made was just right for my handling speed so I'm sticking with it.

-Stacy

by **Nic Castle** » Dec 12th, '11, 12:56

I recently saw a children's magician that had a selection of wand these went to approx 1500mm and 200mm across which was made of material the smaller ones appeared to be wood.

by **Craig Browning** » Dec 12th, '11, 15:49

You might want to drool over these. . .

http://acmewandsupply.com/index.html

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