My art teacher gave me the professional advice on rubber cement... dilute it 50/50 with acetone... blend thoroughly. YOU will be amazed at the difference! You are a genuine tutor. Thanks.
My friend, I'm not a magician but *LOVE* viewing magic videos/TV shows, etc, and I've gotta tell ya', this video and your other videos are *EXTREMELY* thorough, *WELL DONE* and offer some of *THE* best entertainment & tutorials available! *EDIT* I know you use the specific glue, but you didn't mention if a *DIFFERENT* glue would actually be a "fail", or what problems there would be with using a simple Elmer's Glue, etc.
I like your teaching. The first time that i seen you was your version of "Oil and Water." I get great reactions from it. What i decided to do was mix it with two other "Oil and Water" effects. The three when put together creaters a routine where each phase makes it seems more impossible and as fair as can be... ...or somethings I just do your routine. Really, each of the "Oil and Water" routines are strong on their own. Thanks for sharing, Tom Matrix.
great method for disassembling the cards... after lot of searching i've found yours tutorial and it saved my day. in Czech i had to use different glue - and found out that paper stick glue works great too...
Dude! I am really enjoying your videos. Thank you. I read a book from the thirties or forties. And I'm sure its method to make gaff cards involved soak the card in water first before separating the layers. This looks a lot easier. Thank you for being so amazing at explaining every you teach.
Brilliant video Tom, I have been trying to make my own cards but had a few problems with tearing, now I know how to do it right. I also think that the trick at the end is awesome, I often wondered why anyone would cut the cards diagonally, I am sorted out on this one too. Thank You Very Much.
Great DIY TUTORIAL! PURCHASED a dvd years ago on how to gaff cards...this is better...better tips. Better all around. Thanks for this tutorial, appreciate it.
You have out done yourself sir. So much content and has to be the best tutorial I have seen for making gaff cards. I have never conditioned my cards and they have never come off perfect. Time to split open a new deck 😉
Couldn't find a video that showed how to do a two-backed card. Thanks for the very informative and extremely entertaining videos. I've practiced your 3 card monte and am looking forward to trying the 4 card monte soon. Do you take students? LOL
Very nice, and a lot of great information. I’ve gotta watch it a few (dozen) more times to get it, along with the Three Card Monte Tutorial. Thanks for putting this out there.
Few notes. First do you still gaff cards the same way or any new techniques Second are you sure rubber cement is the best option? Have you tried pink stick glue by Elmers Third this seems like a good technique but way way too time consuming for the price of the gaff. If the cards are not examinable why not glue 2 cards together? I discovered a great glue by beacon for laminate cards that don’t require sanding. For the time and effort saved I personally think it make sense unless you need a full deck of gaffed then I would recommend splitting. But man I can’t justify the time especially if you need hundreds of these cards. Finally I won’t worry about alignment since I shave the cards with a paper cutter and round the corners. Cleans up the corners and glue
Hello Tom. This was an excellent video, and I've successfully made lots of double-faced cards since watching it. I have a question though... have you ever made a mis-indexed Ace? I'm attempting to make cards for a Final Aces routine, but struggling with the method to put a 2C index at one end of an AC. At the moment I'm cutting out the 2C index, and a space for it on the AC card, and sticking it on with Elmers... but it's difficult to disguise the obvious split lines and discolouration. Any tips?
Tom, do you have links to where we can buy some of the plexiglas and clamps you used in the video? And where we can get the materials for the board you used?
Tip:you can use old cards that has soft corners How to make old cards:dont put your choosen card/cards in the box instead put it outside and you can play with them But you cannot do this when playing with the card/cards:tapping the corners of the card/cards on a hard surface But pls when peelling the back/front pls dont do it fast or your card/cards will not be perfect
Word-for-word Now You See Me intro scene
By far the best DIY gaff cards tutorial I've seen. Thnx a lot !!
My art teacher gave me the professional advice on rubber cement... dilute it 50/50 with acetone... blend thoroughly. YOU will be amazed at the difference!
You are a genuine tutor. Thanks.
Tom I didn’t think I’d be making my own cards for pocket nightmare. But thanks to you I think I’ll get there. Thank you.
I like your method for splitting cards thanks
This is one of the best tutorial video's I've EVER seen!
Thank you for passing on this invaluable knowledge 🙏
Thanks a lot. This is the best & in depth tutorial for gaff building.
Crazy, no shit, I was about 10 minutes away from paying 25 dollars for 2 two gimmick cards. Just made them for free. Great video.
Awesome instructional video 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Devilishly surgical work of art ! Thanks a lot!!!
My friend, I'm not a magician but *LOVE* viewing magic videos/TV shows, etc, and I've gotta tell ya', this video and your other videos are *EXTREMELY* thorough, *WELL DONE* and offer some of *THE* best entertainment & tutorials available!
*EDIT* I know you use the specific glue, but you didn't mention if a *DIFFERENT* glue would actually be a "fail", or what problems there would be with using a simple Elmer's Glue, etc.
Tom, you are the Harlan Tarbell of today!!!!! Best instruction I have ever found!!!!!
There's so much effort put into this video I massively appreciate it
Great tutorial 👍👍👍👍
Excellent. So much better than any other I've seen. I wish RUclips had notified me when it came out!
I have purchased double backed cards in the past, thanks to you Tom I am going to try making my own. Another great tutorial.
So how did it go ?
Excellent video. Very informative. I'm gonna get two decks, different color backs and start crankin! Please do more videos and performances. Thanks
Love the way you teach thanks for sharing your knowledge.
Thank you for sharing. Making your own props gives always a great satisfaction. 📐📏✂️
Thanks so much for uploading this tutorial! Appreciate your knowledge and help!
Tom...thanks for all of this great information.
what a fantastic tutorial! But you just know I'm gonna go through an entire deck to get these right! LOL
I come back to this every now & then
Amazing effect ,nice presentation and explanation.
Love the Dream Queen 👑❤what a fantastic trick 🎉 thanks 👍Not sure how to make those cards??
I like your teaching. The first time that i seen you was your version of "Oil and Water."
I get great reactions from it.
What i decided to do was mix it with two other "Oil and Water" effects.
The three when put together creaters a routine where each phase makes it seems more impossible and as fair as can be...
...or somethings I just do your routine.
Really, each of the "Oil and Water" routines are strong on their own.
Thanks for sharing, Tom Matrix.
Tom, You’re the best!
Great video. I started making Hofziners cards 50 years ago. Still have one that I use.
Great presentation, clean...
best and most complete tutorial on how to make gaff cards. It's a shame that I always tear up letters in the middle of the process
great method for disassembling the cards... after lot of searching i've found yours tutorial and it saved my day. in Czech i had to use different glue - and found out that paper stick glue works great too...
Awesome video...
Dude!
I am really enjoying your videos.
Thank you.
I read a book from the thirties or forties. And I'm sure its method to make gaff cards involved soak the card in water first before separating the layers.
This looks a lot easier.
Thank you for being so amazing at explaining every you teach.
Very helpful! Thanks!
Very well done! Very informative! Great job!
What a great video! Very detailed and thorough explanation, thanks for sharing 👍
Thank you tom great information! Going to need my reading glasses for sure lol.
Brilliant video Tom, I have been trying to make my own cards but had a few problems with tearing, now I know how to do it right. I also think that the trick at the end is awesome, I often wondered why anyone would cut the cards diagonally, I am sorted out on this one too. Thank You Very Much.
Great video. Clear presentation. And I now subscribe.
Your videos are outstanding. Thanks for sharing such wicked cool shit!
Very clever 😊❤❤❤
I pray to God that you live long Tim
Dude, very good tutorial! Looking forward to seeing more content from you.
best tutorial, tankˢ
I got a free art lesson as well! Thanks a lot
This is such a good channel . Glad I found
these methods are incredibe
Excellent tutorial; you have thought of everything. Loved the technique of putting them together after gluing. Great board also.
@@magicbyspaz use a very thin amount; actually the thinnest you can get away with using, and as you practice, you’ll know what that amount will be.
i like your videos so much, greetings from egypt
Great DIY TUTORIAL! PURCHASED a dvd years ago on how to gaff cards...this is better...better tips. Better all around. Thanks for this tutorial, appreciate it.
You have out done yourself sir. So much content and has to be the best tutorial I have seen for making gaff cards. I have never conditioned my cards and they have never come off perfect. Time to split open a new deck 😉
Thanks so much!
Thanks sir you are great 👌👍♥️🎩
you can also iron cards at low temp like a silk shirt for straightening, thanks for this video!
Thanks!
For a safer alternative to the back edge of an X-acto knife, I will try using my drafting eraser shield. It’s made of thin metal.
I love my eraser shields lol. I have heaps of em that I’ve accumulated over the years.
Great in depth tutorial. How about you make me a few. 😝
thank you! great tutorial and saved me loads$
Cool
cool beans, yo!
Very good
Wow
Couldn't find a video that showed how to do a two-backed card. Thanks for the very informative and extremely entertaining videos. I've practiced your 3 card monte and am looking forward to trying the 4 card monte soon. Do you take students? LOL
Very nice, and a lot of great information. I’ve gotta watch it a few (dozen) more times to get it, along with the Three Card Monte Tutorial. Thanks for putting this out there.
Few notes. First do you still gaff cards the same way or any new techniques
Second are you sure rubber cement is the best option? Have you tried pink stick glue by Elmers
Third this seems like a good technique but way way too time consuming for the price of the gaff.
If the cards are not examinable why not glue 2 cards together? I discovered a great glue by beacon for laminate cards that don’t require sanding. For the time and effort saved I personally think it make sense unless you need a full deck of gaffed then I would recommend splitting. But man I can’t justify the time especially if you need hundreds of these cards.
Finally I won’t worry about alignment since I shave the cards with a paper cutter and round the corners. Cleans up the corners and glue
Hello Tom. This was an excellent video, and I've successfully made lots of double-faced cards since watching it. I have a question though... have you ever made a mis-indexed Ace? I'm attempting to make cards for a Final Aces routine, but struggling with the method to put a 2C index at one end of an AC. At the moment I'm cutting out the 2C index, and a space for it on the AC card, and sticking it on with Elmers... but it's difficult to disguise the obvious split lines and discolouration. Any tips?
What is that board you use to line up the gaffes to get them straight when you glue them?
Tom, do you have links to where we can buy some of the plexiglas and clamps you used in the video? And where we can get the materials for the board you used?
Tom Matriq What are the measurements of the pieces of plexiglas?
dagdogg I’d say probably about 5x5 it doesn’t have to be big just big enough to cover the card
Wonder if steam would pleasure stuff?
Can I use glue sticks instead of rubber cenment
Now You See Me
I picked the ace of spades 😂
Please say how i magnetized a card i spent a lot of money for magnets. How big is the magnet?
Tip:you can use old cards that has soft corners
How to make old cards:dont put your choosen card/cards in the box instead put it outside and you can play with them
But you cannot do this when playing with the card/cards:tapping the corners of the card/cards on a hard surface
But pls when peelling the back/front pls dont do it fast or your card/cards will not be perfect
30분 순삭 ㄷㄷ....
just ordered some glue
I saw 7 diamonds
This is the ONLY way to do it.
Sell the boards...