Very nice presentation! I have 3 TCC products I have purchased in the past. Of wood, leather, metal....... ELEGANT! They produce CLASSY products. Very SOLID feel.
Hi rick! I'm from South korea. Recently I'm really interested in coin magic, and suddenly I saw your channel. Thank you for your all beautiful lectures, and tutorials, and reviews. I just wanted to say thank you!
Pretty slick, Rick! I enjoyed your handling of these tricks/items, and I appreciate the comprehensive review overall- I am a fan and I love to get your take on tricks/item such as these. Speaking of which, TCC is relatively new to the market and I jumped on board with them as they first picked up momentum with some of their kickstarters a few years back. I would love to hear your opinion about some of their coin gaffs- I am glad you popped up on their radar and I am hoping in the future they send you more of their coin magic to handle and review. In the meantime, I would gladly send you my copies of some of their coins and tricks to review. Just let me know if you're interested!
The case for the paddle is pleather or fake not leather. I have Colin Rose's lovely wooden paddle that has magnets built in so no elastic bands are required, but I do like the TCC mirror idea.
Nice review! The Table is tempting... :) I've seen retailers sell some TCC products before but just checked out their website for the first time. They seem to also have some nice-looking coin sets and props (Hopping Half, Sun and Moon, CSB, lots more.) and many come in "Luxury" editions using Walking Liberties. I'm also excited to see they have some cool spiritualism / ghost magic items that actually seem well-styled to fit the mood of a Victorian séance. I see a lot of user reviews that often mention good build quality. I'm bookmarking! Thanks!
Great review Rick. I also had small nicks on the bottom of the table. I'm not quite sure why, as mine did not come with a coin on the bottom. It was not a deal breaker for me either. I just used some touch markers made for wood furniture. Table top and legs were perfect. Also, during their anniversary, they included their Morgan replica. Now I have no experience with replicas, but I thought these look and feel great. Thanks again.
Fantastic review!I have a question, what is the type of the coin you use with “The table”?Is every slight of hand in the trailer will be taught?Thank you for a nice video👍
i was never into the regular paddle trick with just the painted on dots. the "paddle move" always seemed obvious to me even before i began learning magic but this version with the money and actually producing the money after instead of just showing is really much more convincing
Agreed. If I had to choose a paddle trick, it would be this or the color changing knives. But, comparing the color changing knives to a copper/silver coin routine, I would just opt to do the coin routine.
Great review! I love Roths performance of the table. The TCC prices are great. One of my first magic moves i ever learned was with a paddle from the Mark Wilson magic set. Great review. I hope you do more.
Just went to see it. What you want to do is take the coin on the table and put it all the way back into thumb palm. Then, lay the other coin in fingertip rest down with a flat hand. As your hand comes away, your fingers naturally curl back in and you can drop the coin in thumb palm to fingertip rest.
@@RickHolcombe ugh! This is a 💩 move. Lol. I think i will have to find a different way to do it. Any suggestions of magicians with a move that accomplishes the same thing? I have been practicing it this morning till now and ya. I need a new way.
"Lady's & gentleman I ordered a hard wood dinning room table for the reasonable price of $300 with free delivery online. I wrote in the special delivery request, I live four flights up, no elevator could the delivery man bring the table up? No problem. 5 days later a man knocked on my door & handed me this..." not so reasonable anymore he asked if he should bring it in for me.."
Oh really?! Like I mentioned, it wasn't a huge deal mainly because I didn't pay for this. But I think I would've made a complaint if I had spent money on it.
Very nice presentation!
I have 3 TCC products I have purchased in the past.
Of wood, leather, metal....... ELEGANT!
They produce CLASSY products. Very SOLID feel.
Thanks Nick!
I have most of the tcc products. I have been happy with them for the most part. Great stuff.☺
Hi rick! I'm from South korea. Recently I'm really interested in coin magic, and suddenly I saw your channel. Thank you for your all beautiful lectures, and tutorials, and reviews. I just wanted to say thank you!
Thank you for watching!
Pretty slick, Rick! I enjoyed your handling of these tricks/items, and I appreciate the comprehensive review overall- I am a fan and I love to get your take on tricks/item such as these. Speaking of which, TCC is relatively new to the market and I jumped on board with them as they first picked up momentum with some of their kickstarters a few years back. I would love to hear your opinion about some of their coin gaffs- I am glad you popped up on their radar and I am hoping in the future they send you more of their coin magic to handle and review. In the meantime, I would gladly send you my copies of some of their coins and tricks to review. Just let me know if you're interested!
Thanks! Hopefully they do send me other stuff
Wonderful review. I have not used paddles in years. Looks really good quality. 🤜🤛👍👍😊👏💪💪
Thanks Robert!
The case for the paddle is pleather or fake not leather. I have Colin Rose's lovely wooden paddle that has magnets built in so no elastic bands are required, but I do like the TCC mirror idea.
Nice review! The Table is tempting... :)
I've seen retailers sell some TCC products before but just checked out their website for the first time. They seem to also have some nice-looking coin sets and props (Hopping Half, Sun and Moon, CSB, lots more.) and many come in "Luxury" editions using Walking Liberties. I'm also excited to see they have some cool spiritualism / ghost magic items that actually seem well-styled to fit the mood of a Victorian séance. I see a lot of user reviews that often mention good build quality. I'm bookmarking! Thanks!
Thanks Scott! I know I'll use both items, but I see myself using the table more. I'm also curious about their coins too!
Great review Rick. I also had small nicks on the bottom of the table. I'm not quite sure why, as mine did not come with a coin on the bottom. It was not a deal breaker for me either. I just used some touch markers made for wood furniture. Table top and legs were perfect. Also, during their anniversary, they included their Morgan replica. Now I have no experience with replicas, but I thought these look and feel great. Thanks again.
Thanks KC!
Greetings from Venezuela, woooow Rick what an incredible review, I love how you explain everything. Determined to buy these products. Thanks a lot!
Thanks for watching!
Fantastic review!I have a question, what is the type of the coin you use with “The table”?Is every slight of hand in the trailer will be taught?Thank you for a nice video👍
Those are Walking Liberty half dollars. You get everything you need to know on the tutorial
Got it!Thank for your reply and nice review
i was never into the regular paddle trick with just the painted on dots. the "paddle move" always seemed obvious to me even before i began learning magic but this version with the money and actually producing the money after instead of just showing is really much more convincing
Agreed. If I had to choose a paddle trick, it would be this or the color changing knives. But, comparing the color changing knives to a copper/silver coin routine, I would just opt to do the coin routine.
Great review! I love Roths performance of the table. The TCC prices are great. One of my first magic moves i ever learned was with a paddle from the Mark Wilson magic set. Great review. I hope you do more.
Thanks!
@@RickHolcombe np. Did you get to see that video link i posted in the other video? I need to delete it.
Just went to see it. What you want to do is take the coin on the table and put it all the way back into thumb palm. Then, lay the other coin in fingertip rest down with a flat hand. As your hand comes away, your fingers naturally curl back in and you can drop the coin in thumb palm to fingertip rest.
@@RickHolcombe k. I will try that.
@@RickHolcombe ugh! This is a 💩 move. Lol. I think i will have to find a different way to do it. Any suggestions of magicians with a move that accomplishes the same thing? I have been practicing it this morning till now and ya. I need a new way.
Very good kit~!
That’s really smart. I really like it. I might get one 😍
You won't be disappointed!
"Lady's & gentleman I ordered a hard wood dinning room table for the reasonable price of $300 with free delivery online. I wrote in the special delivery request, I live four flights up, no elevator could the delivery man bring the table up? No problem. 5 days later a man knocked on my door & handed me this..." not so reasonable anymore he asked if he should bring it in for me.."
Another reviewer had the same issue with the table and coin.
Oh really?! Like I mentioned, it wasn't a huge deal mainly because I didn't pay for this. But I think I would've made a complaint if I had spent money on it.
wow!!!!!!