This is trusted for levitation tricks, right? Not some sewing gimmick?
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Yes - it's not as good as the thread that came with the 'magic' ufo but it does the trick!
1495698
This is a legit magicians gimmick. It is not from someone's sewing kit. It works very well, but like any good gimmick has its uses and as long as you do not expect true miracles should serve you well.
1495699
Yes! The string and wax work good. Dark shirt and low lighting is preferred for best effect. Worth every penny.
1495700
It is not a sewing gimmick! However it is used with invisible thread which causes an object to levitate not the wax.
1495701
Yes, but remember that the thread must be separated. It comes as a thicker thread, you must pull out the individual strands which are the invisible thread.
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Yes the thread is very durable and not thick like sewing thread and it is very hard for spectators to see, actually they can not see it. I was amazed how thin yet durable it is. Definitely not thick like sewing thread. Had some great tricks with this thread and wax so far. The kids still think we know magic and I will never tell! lol
1495703
Sewing with this would be a nightmare. No, it's just for making things float.
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it works well on mine...almost too well! My cat was just sleeping on top of it...he's weird like that (it was off, of course...he's not THAT dumb) but dang if that levitation didn't kick in and it sort of "took off" and poor Waffles went for a ride he wasn't expecting and sure as heck didn't enjoy (poor kid...all the neighborhood strays made fun of him). He's since learned to sleep only on the non-levitating ones.
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It works to hook on to branches but only for simulation imaginary play experiences. I wouldn't trust it for "actual" use.
1079098
I don't think so,but magnets and flowing electricity do interact. Why not go with Velcro and play it safe.
254442
Specifically? Not sure. I can tell you it's a cool cosplay accessory because it's not fake metal.
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You can but its not accurate at all then. It's better to just throw it so it does spin. It devistates everything. My friends and me bought two more and destroyed a tv with it
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i don't know if i would trust it. i use it for lashing things to frame packs.
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Specifically I don't know about this prop. However very slight out of balance can be detected if you allow the prop to slowly rotate, do it in both directions and note if there is a slightly higher rate of slowing in specific orientations. The other method I have used fro very fine balancing is to have the item stationary and then lift the test bench up and down (increasing the local force of gravity and the out of balance) Be aware of what the air movement will do to bias the rotation of the part. This is a good tool for investigating balance, see what works and doesn't. Using small pieces of tape to test out of balance can give you confidence in the results.Hope this helps.Peter Specifically I don't know about this prop. However very slight out of balance can be detected if you allow the prop to slowly rotate, do it in both directions and note if there is a slightly higher rate of slowing in specific orientations. The other method I have used fro very fine balancing is to have the item stationary and then lift the test bench up and down (increasing the local force of gravity and the out of balance) Be aware of what the air movement will do to bias the rotation of the part. This is a good tool for investigating balance, see what works and doesn't. Using small... » Read More Specifically I don't know about this prop. However very slight out of balance can be detected if you allow the prop to slowly rotate, do it in both directions and note if there is a slightly higher rate of slowing in specific orientations. The other method I have used fro very fine balancing is to have the item stationary and then lift the test bench up and down (increasing the local force of gravity and the out of balance) Be aware of what the air movement will do to bias the rotation of the part. This is a good tool for investigating balance, see what works and doesn't. Using small pieces of tape to test out of balance can give you confidence in the results.Hope this helps.Peter « Show Less
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No it's a piece of crap. It won't work for anything because it's fake and not possible to even do what it says. I fell for it as I'm sure alot of other people did.
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I could not tell you with 100% certainty. Could it be rigged up? Maybe. I am not tech. Bear in mind, this is the most basic (and most economical) model. I am sure they do have models operated remotely; thus, saving you the aggravation to modify it.
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It is not. HOWEVER, the detaching action gently propels it forward. It is simple physics. You will like it.By the same physics, it dethatches nicely in the forward direction... if you drag it backwards it might dig-in a little... so just do a turn and continue.
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Well, I saw some videos on YouTube about how air sled movers are used... And if what you want to do is to lift appliances softly this devices could help. But honestly, all your idea does not make good sense for me. This device was designed as an AC-motor speed regulator, just like those used in drills, saws, fans, heaters, or even as light dimmers (with a proper bulb, of course). Well, this is what i can say. Greetings from Mexico :-P
1215606
Not really, just a tiny bit. Like if you were to just stretch and go back it's got a little tilt. I haven't tried testing it because I don't want to fall on my ass or break it lmao!
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Yes I feel it is reliable. When I unfold it I always press down on standing area with my hands to make sure it is locked in place and have never had a bit of trouble.
33234
I don't think so this is used more for a drone or a rocket or something like that.
801276
I haven't used them in that regard but I would think they wouldn't be too successful. They're fine for keeping light things tacked together where no real gravity is applied. I would think keeping something like stockings up would be too much weight for the adhesive
83089
It works...ok. I wouldn't go on a job interview with the stuff on. It's def fake looking. But it achieves the effect for costumes.