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Yes, congrats to Kent. Well deserved. He is clearly a pioneer in this area, and he shows that using 3D-printing to manufacture small quantities of unique and attractive magic products is feasible. His work is inspiring, no doubt.

I've removed my post about figuring it out, as it was too close to exposure. I did not mean to do that, so I removed it.

Great videos of great effects. Kudos.
My biggest concern is what angles these new effects have. Can you perform surrounded?

I agree this is a great trick, thanks for posting about it. If I can figure it out, I may well try to recreate it.

PeterW wrote:This is pretty cool!
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=hXjRJ4BDPUY

Yes, hadn't seen that before. I think I can guess how most of it's done, though.

Funny you should link to that, I was browsing YouTube yesterday, and actually watched that very video.
Great act, even if the trick itself was simple enough.

That was really amazing!

KirkW wrote:Hmmm....could this be a new Kent Bergmann 3D Magic Works release?

My guess is that your guess is correct.

One more question: Will it be sold as instructions only, or is it sold as physical props/gimmick?

Rob, the finger penetration effect you refer to, is that the one shown in Roberto's video here (number 4):

MadisonPresents wrote:I've seen a sneak peek of a penetration that's coming soon.

You shouldn't visit those websites...

Jokes aside, looking forward to seeing this! Keep us posted.

Congrats, Rob! Have a magical birthday!

Yes, putting it under pressure might remove the slight bend completely, but I don't think it's worth the risk. Here's my idea to get rid of the paper clip: smart_guillotine2.jpg smart_guillotine3.jpg And how it looks before performing: smart_guillotine1.jpg This way the blade can be presented on bot...

It seems to work fine, and now that I've left it assembled in the stand, it is only very slightly bent. I'm not going to bother returning it.

A picture of my idea to lose the paperclip will come later today. It's a very basic idea, though.

I think David may have cheated, I just noticed that he also greeted other new members in their mother tongue...

Takk for det, David! Kan du faktisk norsk, eller brukte du Google translate?

Today I received my first genuine Tenyo item, the Smart Guillotine. And I'll say I agree that it is smart. I had no idea until I tried it, and it is a real fooler. My unit was slightly bent (the transparent part of the main unit), unfortunately, but it could be straighted to a useable state without ...

Thanks! It was a lot of fun making it too, even if it was a long process with many failed prototype parts.

Even if it is completely unrelated to magic, it is closely related to designing and 3D-printing (which most definitely can be used to create magic props), I thought perhaps someone in here would like to see a video of my most complicated 3D-printed project to date: 5xqgKDur2Vw It took a lot of effor...

This version looks stunning! Much nicer than the Elite version. I do some occasional woodworking myself, and getting as nice a finish as you have here takes some skill. Impressive! This is a trick I really like, and I think most spectators are baffled by it, and it isn't necessarily that easy to fig...

Madison, just wanted to let you know that I really like your work on the Youtube channel. I've watched a lot of your videos, and it was one of the things that convinced me to pick up magic again. I like that you showcase the 3D-printed tricks from Kent Bergmann, of which there are some that I cannot...

That was really something else! I love the scene you're showing, and the casual way you show the magic (which I must admit I don't understand, but that's part of the fun).

Well done!

Thanks for the warm welcome! I hope to be able to contribute here going forward! This forum is clearly where the magic happens!

Seems the link is dead.
Are there any other places to see what was on the link?

Hi all! My name is Øyvind, and I'm a middle-aged (hurts to say it) Norwegian. My history in magic is very old, and unfortunately also very short. I've always been fascinated by magic, and as a teenager (nearly 30 years ago), I had a few small performances where I grew up (small countryside place), i...