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Cardfixes – Jon Racherbaumer eBook DOWNLOAD
Cardfixes by Jon Racherbaumer is the first volume of the acclaimed Cardician Trilogy, offering a comprehensive collection of card magic routines, techniques, presentations, and creative concepts. Written by one of the most respected authors in close-up magic, this eBook is aimed at magicians who want to expand their repertoire with practical ideas and thoughtful card magic.
Across more than 200 pages, the book contains over 50 card magic effects illustrated with 156 clear photographs to support learning and performance. The material ranges from self-working and easy-to-perform routines to advanced sleight-of-hand techniques, including effects with and without gaffed cards.
In addition to Jon Racherbaumer's original work, the book features valuable contributions and ideas from renowned magicians including Ron Bauer, Nick Trost, Larry Jennings, Dave Solomon, Simon Aronson, Bob Stencel, Gene Castillon, Terry Lagerould, and Paul Diamond.
The contents cover a wide variety of plots and techniques, including sandwich effects, Hofzinser routines, Ace assemblies, predictions, poker demonstrations, Stebbins principles, card-to-wallet effects, mental card magic, visual transformations, and much more.
Whether you are an experienced card magician, an enthusiastic collector of magic literature, or simply interested in innovative card magic, Cardfixes is a valuable addition to any digital magic library.
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- Instant eBook download
- Written by Jon Racherbaumer
- First volume of the Cardician Trilogy
- Over 200 pages
- More than 50 card magic routines and ideas
- 156 instructional photographs
- Includes material from several respected contributors
- Suitable for beginner, intermediate, and advanced card magicians
- Covers sleight of hand, self-working effects, gaffed card routines, and card magic theory