How have I only just discovered this? The handling is beautifully relaxed and very easy to follow. The handmade cylinder is lovely, too. Fantastic work, Sam.
I am a knife maker and I do make a sheath every now and then I did make my own leather cylinder about two years ago and I also have a milling machine so I made a Ramsey stack out of the steal Barber Dollars. I think I will break it back out a work on the one coin version.
Vey very nice and casual. I too have always loved the Ramsey cc. Never could come close to being able to perform it though. I tried. Perhaps this one as it is a little pared down but be in my ballpark of skills.
Hi, Yeah I stopped doing the marble dyed ones as its pretty messy and most people just want an understated colour like black or brown. But email me and Ill happily make a marble dyed one for you. sam@vagabondleather.co
Hi Sam, First of all, it’s a lovely routine. I’m a year late, but I can offer some insight as far as credits go, Albert Goshman’s “coin under salt shaker” has some similarities to your routine. Tom Stone used the presentational premise of sneaking the coins into the tube for his varient of coin and cylinder, his opening moves present a similar effect to your routine (albeit he ends up taking a widely different approach, as far as the whole routine is concerned.)
@@MagicPeaceLove Understandable, however I spoke very broadly in terms of credit and presentation. It would take someone already familiar with the craft to gain much use from my words.
To anyone who is Interested in Learning this routine it is now available here!
gumroad.com/l/cylinderandcoin
Brilliant Sam.
Please replay this
magic
Cheers!
Very nice and clean routine ….. and yes, great talent all around! 😊
Excellent! Had much fun watching your routine! Thanks
This is simply phenomenal. Watching this makes me want to start working on coin and cylinder. Also the fabrication process was so satisfying.
great video!! welcome to CZcams man I'm proud of you!!!!
Cheers dude!
OMG your magic it's so cool
How have I only just discovered this? The handling is beautifully relaxed and very easy to follow. The handmade cylinder is lovely, too. Fantastic work, Sam.
Very nice. Different take on a classic.
The cork coin transpo is great..going to practice that one.
Sam is a talented magician. Looking forward go seeing more from him!
That was a wonderful routine. Very different from other Cylinder and Coin routines that use four coins. Excellent ideas.
That was great Sam
Thanks for the kind words Michael! Much appreciated!
I am a knife maker and I do make a sheath every now and then I did make my own leather cylinder about two years ago and I also have a milling machine so I made a Ramsey stack out of the steal Barber Dollars. I think I will break it back out a work on the one coin version.
Your performance is very nice. If you continue like this, you will soon be able to demonstrate the hole routine flawlessly.
Excellent 👍🏽
Wow! Some great ideas to make cylinder and coins really interesting. It was like I was watching the trick for the first time again... nice job.
Do it with a stainless steel cylinder.
Yes! Keep up the great work sir, you deserve a cigar :D
This is absolutely fabulous!! So original!
Amazing!AMAZING
Just got your lecture & will subscribe now. Very excited to learn this routine! Thank you!
Cheers! Enjoy!
Nice routine.
Beautifully done.
that was perfect
Vey very nice and casual. I too have always loved the Ramsey cc. Never could come close to being able to perform it though. I tried. Perhaps this one as it is a little pared down but be in my ballpark of skills.
Great take on this routine. 👏👏👏
Very nice!
Bravo Bravo. Davvero. Geniale
Love this video! Great to see how you make things too
Thanks will have some more stuff soon!
Cool
Really nice work
amazing routine.
I see your Etsy page but only two options for the colors. I Dig the swirl.
Hi, Yeah I stopped doing the marble dyed ones as its pretty messy and most people just want an understated colour like black or brown. But email me and Ill happily make a marble dyed one for you. sam@vagabondleather.co
Hi Sam,
First of all, it’s a lovely routine.
I’m a year late, but I can offer some insight as far as credits go, Albert Goshman’s “coin under salt shaker” has some similarities to your routine. Tom Stone used the presentational premise of sneaking the coins into the tube for his varient of coin and cylinder, his opening moves present a similar effect to your routine (albeit he ends up taking a widely different approach, as far as the whole routine is concerned.)
In general I discourage people from discussing methods in public forums.
@@MagicPeaceLove Understandable, however I spoke very broadly in terms of credit and presentation. It would take someone already familiar with the craft to gain much use from my words.
That cylinder looks fantastic but... How the hell did you do that?!
The routine or making the cylinder?
Sir please tutorial cylender and coin
Available here along with some other ideas! Enjoy!
gumroad.com/l/cylinderandcoin
Check out Eric Mead on Penn and Teller. Your routine is excellent.
Thanks! Yep his routine is great
Could I ask what is the thickness, diameter, and height of the cylinder? Thank you
I use shoulder leather which is approx 4/3mm thick. Height is 7cm, diameter 40mm
Nice routine, what's the name of the wallet?
It’s called a pocket portal. You can get it from ellusionist
4:14 time stamp ??
100$ for cylinder you got to be kidding
more like 2 coins and one cork
Thanks Einstein...
They always got to act like they are smart.