Gallerian Bend or Psychokinetic Silverware?????????????

ailinsart · **Posted:** Mon Apr 21, 2008 6:55 am

I just can't decide!!! Can anyone help?

Basically, I had my eye on Gallerian spoon bend and was all ready to put in the order when I happened to come across Psychokinetic Silverware. Now I'm totally confused as to which one to get? I see it like this. Gallerian is totally impromptu and looks great however Silverware apparently requires abit of set-up but looks even more impressive, and has more to offer in the effect i.e. having the spectator hold the spoon (or fork). Both are pretty close in price. I could do with a spoon bend effect that is 100% impromptu. Hmmmmmm choices choices. Can anyone lend a hand in helping me decide?

Thanks

Lumas · **Joined:** 17 Jul 2007 **Posts:** 375

Psychokinetic Silverware....

You can borrow the forks in Psychokinetic Silverware and then perform right in front of the spectators. There is no set-up. Banachek is a master at metal bending and is an awesome teacher. Get Psychokinetic Silverware.

I think it is visually more impressive when the fork tines bend.

Sailor15797 · **Posted:** Sun Apr 27, 2008 1:44 pm

ailinsart wrote:

I just can't decide!!! Can anyone help?

Basically, I had my eye on Gallerian spoon bend and was all ready to put in the order when I happened to come across Psychokinetic Silverware. Now I'm totally confused as to which one to get? I see it like this. Gallerian is totally impromptu and looks great however Silverware apparently requires abit of set-up but looks even more impressive, and has more to offer in the effect i.e. having the spectator hold the spoon (or fork). Both are pretty close in price. I could do with a spoon bend effect that is 100% impromptu. Hmmmmmm choices choices. Can anyone lend a hand in helping me decide?

Thanks

both tricks are very good, i would also reccomend pk silverware, it is more practical

kbfell · **Posted:** Mon Apr 28, 2008 4:31 pm

or physcokinetic touches- cheap and simple

Popchris · **Posted:** Mon Apr 28, 2008 5:10 pm

I like World's Greatest Magic: Metal Bending.

Bliztmagic · **Posted:** Mon Apr 28, 2008 5:32 pm

Psychokinetic silverware.

Philal · **Joined:** 18 Aug 2007 **Posts:** 1901

Pk silverware

galloway · **Joined:** 18 Mar 2005 **Posts:** 10

order psychokinetic silverware. I perform a routine at the Magic Castle with silverware and alot of the moves I get from this dvd.

povallsky · **Posted:** Mon May 19, 2008 4:36 pm

Can I throw in secret option 3? PSI Series vol. 4 - Psychokenisis; teaches you forks, spoons, keys, coins and nails. That's alot of metal to bend, and it's Banachek to boot. AND that's only the metal bending on the DVD, there's also moving objects with your mind (pens, pencils). AND that's only the magic section of the DVD, he also covers how to bend, where to bend, what to bend, angles to look out for, how to show it when it's bent, audience perception of stage, stage vs. impromptu and the dangers of too much power. It's probably my favourite DVD in my collect.

http://www.penguinmagic.com/specialorde ... hp?ID=4627

revelation77 · **Posted:** Mon May 19, 2008 7:50 pm

Good recomendation, I might have to look into that.

Lumas · **Joined:** 17 Jul 2007 **Posts:** 375

PSI 3 is alright...

My favorite looking fork bend is on Mind Mysteries Volume 5.

From the back of the dvd:
Three forks just melt over at the mentalist's command! It looks like power shoots from the mentalist's hands!

revelation77 · **Posted:** Mon May 19, 2008 8:16 pm

Or you could get the best of both worlds...
http://www.penguinmagic.com/specialorde ... hp?ID=8295

sapolice · **Joined:** 02 Aug 2003 **Posts:** 595 **Location:** Texas

I have both and both are worth having. I use both of them in my performances.

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