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Just got this in the mail today. It’s amazing. I already have a great idea by combining this with an invisible deck type effect. Use the generator to have the card selected . Then on the table open up the card box and what do you know ….it’s the only one that face up. So many possibilities!
@EverythingMagicPro99 I have a genius idea of burning the pieces for a reveal it would also help with cleanup. Are these pieces flammable on their own or do you have any suggestions on how to burn them?
Fantastic effect bought 5 sets ie 150 cards as soon as I saw this 6 weeks ago. Truly brilliant and so well made, there are EDC’s and then there is this, it’s the ultimate EDC imho Gaz 😊
I bought this at Blackpool. It is brilliant. Jeff was going to tour Europe after BMC and told me when he returned to the US he would work on other card options
It would be a perfect product if there was a box of 30 with 3 choices. Ten of each. Fingers crossed people support Jeff at Plainsight and that happens one day.
@EverythingMagicPro99 I do believe I know the principle. This is so clever!!! Great idea💡! Check out Final piece by Tenyo its the Mona Lisa painting. It's a great trick! I love Tenyo actually.
@@darrenhadden1037 The card is gaffed in unexpected ways! The performer never adds anything or takes anything away. It's self-contained within the single card.
Not really, no. The pieces are thrown. They fall. Face down are removed. There isn’t really a way to expose anything unless someone meticulously looks through every single piece or if you hand someone the two final pieces.
This is fantastic I bought 150 cards ie 5 sets and it’s absolutely outstanding. The spectator will not see two of anything as there isn’t any two of anything to see Gaz 😊
The idea is really good, the art of making is really good (I saw it in Blackpool) but at the end of the day you are limited to only one card and you are ending not clean - keep this in mind. Thanks for the review.
The end is clean. Nothing is added or taken away. Unless you let someone meticulously count every single piece, it’s very clean. You are correct in limited to one reveal, for now….
Do you give away the selected card from your deck for a spectator to keep at the end of a card trick? The tabs are rubbish to be discarded. Not souvenirs. Ends clean.
@@richardbloess6294 Here is my recommendation (straight from the instructions): At the end of the routine, casually drop the pieces back into the glass but secretly retain the “7” and “◆” pieces. It should appear as if you are discarding the pieces and moving on. If an audience member feels encouraged to try the procedure again, it will now yield random results.
@@EverythingMagicPro99 I have a genius idea of burning the pieces for a reveal it would also help with cleanup. Are these pieces flammable on their own or do you have any suggestions on how to burn them?
This is your most bullish review I’ve watched. I would love to get it, but as you say shipping is v costly. Also, $39.99 (£33) not $30 as you stated. I think there was the correct price announcement somewhere during the review.
It is expensive but worth it for anyone who wants to treat themselves. Personally I use them sparingly. Maybe once or twice a month depending on the situation but it’s always in my wallet.
@@EverythingMagicPro99 yeah... So many other good ways to force a card this is like something out of a magic shop I'll wait until it hits the magic shop for half the price.
Scott - great review. Personally - I couldn't mess with a prop like that. It just screams "MAGIC SHOP ITEM" from a mile away plus the procedure is cringe worthy. Watching the Blake Vogt performance was funny - Did you listen to the women when he said, instead of bringing a whole deck of cards, this is a "random card generator" and her exact words, "Yeah, right". During the procedure Vogt says, "I hope this doesn't take too long" which shows how painful the procedure is. Even worse when the guy drops some pieces on the ground.
Totally understand not wanting to mess around tearing and picking up the pieces. For me, there’s something special and nostalgic in the magic prop’ness of it. Something fun and novel. It’s not something I’ll perform everywhere and anywhere but I have presentations that unlock people’s Peter Pan, Lost Boys magic in the right moment.
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Just got this in the mail today. It’s amazing. I already have a great idea by combining this with an invisible deck type effect.
Use the generator to have the card selected . Then on the table open up the card box and what do you know ….it’s the only one that face up. So many possibilities!
Glad you see the potential in this. Jeff at Plainsight really created a banger with this.
Excellent review. Thank you for you efforts.
@EverythingMagicPro99 I have a genius idea of burning the pieces for a reveal it would also help with cleanup. Are these pieces flammable on their own or do you have any suggestions on how to burn them?
Fantastic effect bought 5 sets ie 150 cards as soon as I saw this 6 weeks ago. Truly brilliant and so well made, there are EDC’s and then there is this, it’s the ultimate EDC imho Gaz 😊
I bought this at Blackpool. It is brilliant. Jeff was going to tour Europe after BMC and told me when he returned to the US he would work on other card options
That’s great news that he does plan to create other cars options in the future. Thank you for sharing.
Thanks Scott. I may have got this if several force cards were made available. Just 7 diamonds limits it.
It would be a perfect product if there was a box of 30 with 3 choices. Ten of each. Fingers crossed people support Jeff at Plainsight and that happens one day.
Awesome Review my friend. Will pick this up. I have MonKey and love it!
Great trick🎉 Im assuming same principle as the final piece Tenyo? Great review 👍 ❤
I’m not familiar with the Tenyo effect but it’s an old principle. Jeff has just modernised it in to a sleek, quality card.
@EverythingMagicPro99 I do believe I know the principle. This is so clever!!! Great idea💡! Check out Final piece by Tenyo its the Mona Lisa painting. It's a great trick! I love Tenyo actually.
@@darrenhadden1037 If you're familiar with the principle, take note that the back of the card is entirely red (see video at 2:06). 🤫
@PlainsightMagic I did notice that so I'm wondering what the gimmick is?
@@darrenhadden1037 The card is gaffed in unexpected ways! The performer never adds anything or takes anything away. It's self-contained within the single card.
Its not possible that the spectator seeing TWO diamonds when there should only be one?
Is that no problem or its accounted for?
Not really, no. The pieces are thrown. They fall. Face down are removed. There isn’t really a way to expose anything unless someone meticulously looks through every single piece or if you hand someone the two final pieces.
No, that's not possible. The only options for the force card and suit will be the ones that remain. There are no duplicates.
This is fantastic I bought 150 cards ie 5 sets and it’s absolutely outstanding. The spectator will not see two of anything as there isn’t any two of anything to see Gaz 😊
Jeff is a genius! I perform this everyday
Yes and yes 🙌👏
What routine to you build into using the force from the card
That’s for you to create. I’ve included Blake’s performance for inspiration but create something unique to you.
Nice review Scott👍👍
Thank you 🙏
Noice! Will have to look in to this.
The idea is really good, the art of making is really good (I saw it in Blackpool) but at the end of the day you are limited to only one card and you are ending not clean - keep this in mind. Thanks for the review.
The end is clean. Nothing is added or taken away. Unless you let someone meticulously count every single piece, it’s very clean.
You are correct in limited to one reveal, for now….
you can not give away the lasting 2 pieces: so ITs NOT clean!
Do you give away the selected card from your deck for a spectator to keep at the end of a card trick? The tabs are rubbish to be discarded. Not souvenirs. Ends clean.
@@richardbloess6294 Here is my recommendation (straight from the instructions): At the end of the routine, casually drop the pieces back into the glass but secretly retain the “7” and “◆” pieces. It should appear as if you are discarding the pieces and moving on. If an audience member feels encouraged to try the procedure again, it will now yield random results.
What is the card forced? 7d?
Currently, yes. I asked Jeff if he’d make more options and he said maybe in the future.
@@EverythingMagicPro99 I have a genius idea of burning the pieces for a reveal it would also help with cleanup. Are these pieces flammable on their own or do you have any suggestions on how to burn them?
The best person to ask is Jeff as he knows what kind of paper they’re made from and finish.
I’m not experienced in fire or flammables.
This is your most bullish review I’ve watched. I would love to get it, but as you say shipping is v costly. Also, $39.99 (£33) not $30 as you stated. I think there was the correct price announcement somewhere during the review.
Indeed. It’s a brilliant tool. I realised my mistake on pricing during the edit, so I put the correct price on screen. 👍
If it was half the price I would buy two. Instead I'm buying none it's too expensive
It is expensive but worth it for anyone who wants to treat themselves.
Personally I use them sparingly. Maybe once or twice a month depending on the situation but it’s always in my wallet.
@@EverythingMagicPro99 yeah... So many other good ways to force a card this is like something out of a magic shop I'll wait until it hits the magic shop for half the price.
I use it as a reveal rather than a force but I hope we see it for half the price! And more reveal options 🤞
Scott - great review. Personally - I couldn't mess with a prop like that. It just screams "MAGIC SHOP ITEM" from a mile away plus the procedure is cringe worthy. Watching the Blake Vogt performance was funny - Did you listen to the women when he said, instead of bringing a whole deck of cards, this is a "random card generator" and her exact words, "Yeah, right". During the procedure Vogt says, "I hope this doesn't take too long" which shows how painful the procedure is. Even worse when the guy drops some pieces on the ground.
Totally understand not wanting to mess around tearing and picking up the pieces.
For me, there’s something special and nostalgic in the magic prop’ness of it. Something fun and novel.
It’s not something I’ll perform everywhere and anywhere but I have presentations that unlock people’s Peter Pan, Lost Boys magic in the right moment.