Magical Pro Teachings

Scott

This idea was inspired by a recent conversation with Patrick Page, who published an idea in 'Pabular' which used two wine glasses and a flat piece of board to create an impromtu raised up 'working' surface for close up magic around tables...Colin has taken this idea further by creating a complete and ready to use 'Close Up Table' which simply unfolds onto any Table or Bar surface...the signature appeal for this fabulous little accessory is that it can be folded up and kept in your pocket!

This Brand New Magic Accessory does exactly what it says...this is a miniature 'Close Up Table' that you can bring out of your pocket!

Designed exclusively for the 'Close Up' & 'Table Workers'...simply walk up to the table of your choice and explain that you are going to do some magic...reach into your top pocket and instantly you have a perfect little table which can be placed right in front of your spectator...made from PETG High Grade Clear Perspex, the table area is the same size as a Jumbo Playing Card (4.5" x 7") and the hinged legs have been made to fold neatly back on themselves (flat folded width of 0.5"). The Hinges have been hand crafted in Aluminium and attached with steel rivets making this issue both strong & robust. The surface area has been finished with Black Baize giving it a stylish & contemporary appearance...after you have finished your performance, simply pick up the table fold the legs back and slip it right back into your pocket...all ready for the next table!

* For those of you who work in Bars & Night Clubs, this ingenious little table when placed onto the bar will prevent your cards getting wet & sticky...equally it can be used for a Chop Cup Routine and the Baize Top will keep your ball on top of the table and dry!

Price: £55.00

ErikMagik

It look pretty cute... I wouldn't use a table that small, but I guess some pple do

Scott

yes i think to use this you really need tight tables that thertes no room to work from, and i suppose this is ideal for a Chop Cup Routine

ErikMagik

Yes your right...And I guess it's good when you don't actually need a table, but just a little place to drop props during a trick...like the box of a deck of cards...