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Chris Wasshuber - Magician's DIY Tips and Tricks

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This is a collection of money saving tips and tricks for the magician. I have been raised with a DIY attitude. Over the decades I have collected tips and tricks to make an expensive dealer item for a few dollars, or to replace something with a cheap item from the hardware store. If you are not afraid to roll up your sleeves and get your hands dirty, then you will find a lot of useful tips in this ebook.

With contributions by Jack Poulter, Wilhelm Eberhard, Chuck Smith, Bruce Kalver, Jeff Stone, Robert Kaldy-Karo and Scott Xavier. This PDF will be updated periodically as I discover new tips and tricks. Every customer will get access to all future updated editions.

Among other things, the following questions will be answered:

  • What is the best over-the-counter replacement for roughing fluid?
  • What is a cheap source for magician's wax?
  • What is Science Friction really?
  • What is a cheap source for fanning powder?
  • How do I remove partially or fully the coating of playing cards?
  • How to glue playing cards together?
  • How do I split cards?
  • How do I glue split cards together?
  • How do I mark cards?
  • How do I check if a deck of cards is marked?
  • How do I make my own belly strippers?
  • What is a good daub?
  • How do I turn a card box into a switching and ditching device?
  • How do I make my own gaffed cards?
  • Where to get cheap slush powder?
  • How can I quickly make a flash paper substitute?
  • How to create a burning paste?
  • How to create a fire flash?
  • What is the cheapest appearing rod?
  • How can I make my own sponge balls?
  • How do I keep my cardboard props better looking and longer lasting?
  • How can I make loaded dice?
  • What is a good and simple soap bubble formula?
  • How do I best clean my Aluminum apparatus?
  • How do I best clean my Copper and Brass apparatus?
  • How do I wipe marker stains from my hands?
  • How do I remove a drawing from a balloon?
  • How can I build illusions and other stage props on the cheap?
  • What is a cheap reel replacement?
  • How can I make my own pull?
  • How can I prevent my rope ends from fraying?
  • How to attach magnets to rope ends?
  • Where can I buy these stretchy rubber or silicon sheets?
  • Where can I get newspaper that tears easily?
  • How to store and transport silks without having them all wrinkly?
  • How to make a sponge ball holder?
  • How to make your gimmicks flesh color?
  • How can I make paper money flat and crisp?
  • Where can I find a fine invisible wire?
  • How to make a Nylon thread less visible on stage?
  • How can I avoid dropping my manipulation balls?
  • What is the best DIY thumb writer?
  • How can I build a self-igniting something?
(For a similar publication, only 60 years older, check out George Armstrong's Tricks of the Trade.)

1st edition 2012, 23 pages.
word count: 7395 which is equivalent to 29 standard pages of text


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