Slip cut force

[El Mystico]

Can anyone point me to sources on information on good handlings of the slip cut force?
I've got one - but I can't remember where I got it from! I thought it was a Vernon handliung, but can't see reference to it in any of his books

thanks

[Bob Coyne]

There's a good description of the slip force in Carneycopia on pages 194-195. This particular handling is quite deceptive and is attributed to Marlo (Kabballa, Vol.1 No. 4, Dec 1971).

[Jacky Kahan]

Hi,

If i remmeber correctly Gary Kurtz has some interesting subtleties on one of his videos.

Also i would suggest to check out www.magicbooks.be there are lot's of references

Hope this helps

jacky
www.magicbooks.be

[Bob Taxin]

Doc Eason has one of the best versions I've seen. I believe it's on one of his videos. He's a great guy. If you contact him I'm sure he'd be happy to tell you where you can find it. He's at www.doceason.com.

Bob Taxin

[David Acer]

Hi El Mystico,

Gary Kurtz's very deceptive handling for the Slip Force can be found in UNEXPLAINABLE ACTS (pg 26).

Gary Ouellet's "Rotating Slip Force" is also worth a look (see FINGER ON THE CARD, http://www.camirandmagic.com/mm01_1.html ).

[Scott Fridinger]

I would agree with Bob on this one, I use his (Doc's) method, I thought I had come up with some original subtleties myself. Nope, Doc was already using them. His version of the force is on either the 1st or 2nd video of his 3 set bar magic DVDs.

[Guest]

I'm pretty sure the method Doc Eason uses on his videos is actually a J.C. Wagner handling.

[DChung]

The slip force J.C. Wagner uses IS Marlo's handling from Kabbala. I guess this brings us full circle.

Derrick

[Jason Wethington]

It always comes back to Marlo doesn't it :)


or Vernon ;)

[El Mystico]

The Vernon handling is in the Vernon Folio in Pallbearers - don't know how it compares with Marlo's.

[Stefan Sprenger]

On one of David Williamsons Videos from Ron Mac Millan is also a handling if am not mistaken!?

Greetings from Germany

Stefan

[El Mystico]

Thank you, everyone!!

[Guest]

Aaron Fisher has a move called the Covered Slip Cut. I think it's in his FISM 2003 Lecture Notes available
on his website.

[Guest]

The (superb) Kurtz' handling is also in his (Kaufman) book "Unexplainable Acts"