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Black Art Tableby Jim Gerrish This is another very easy project, but it is a little more expensive because it requires a black felt or flannel table covering, some fringe and some ribbon decorations, but I promise there is NO SEWING involved! To add a PVC Pipe base to it will require a metal or plastic flange, a screw type connector, and some PVC pipe. The table base can be done in various ways from the very simple scrap-pile special to a fancy-schmancy base on wheels.However, every magician needs a table, so lets get started.A little research on the Internet shows us some typical Magicians Tables. The table on the left (Figure 1 ) is nice and thin, free of suspicion. The table on the right (Figure 2) has got a six inch drape all around. It must be hiding something. Very suspicious. Well be aiming for something in-between. Like this:Internet Sources for magician's tables like the ones pictured above are listed in the article so you can see if youd rather pay a lot of money and just buy yourself the kind of table every other Tom, Dick and Magic Harriet is using. No? Well, then lets continue.The article also throws in, as a bonus, a small production box that can be used with the table. |
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