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Revealed! Ghost Spoon

video Revealed! Ghost Spoon

Mental magic? or Creative gimmick? Amaze your friends and family with this one

11 comments

May 7, 2009. 2:19 PMgeekazoid says:

Just a question, could you use any type of spoon, or is it also gimmicked, cause it just seemed like you weren't applying much force.. -- Geekazoid

Oct 9, 2008. 2:51 PMavigibly says:

Cool Instructable, Thanks. One question though - couldn't you just wear a white T shirt for the reveal ? Naaa, I'm just messing with ya, cool stuff :)

Jul 17, 2008. 10:17 AMRedgerr says:

that was prety sweet lol :) thanks for the show ;D

Mar 25, 2008. 8:26 AMHeywasup says:

where do u get the pulley and hook thing. Awsome instructable!!

Mar 7, 2008. 2:39 PMthinguy says:

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Jan 31, 2008. 3:41 AMdichromatic says:

How the heck do they get those incredible repeating curls. I felt such a piece of silverware. It was solid. Just bent as if it was made of butter and semi melted. You're trick is cool, but there's other types of spoon bending. I was hoping you had an explanation for the type I had seen the aftermath of. Your spoon bent but in a predictable fashion. Their's bends in a unique way each time. Sort of curls. Looks mad cool. I can impress friends with my telekinetic powers now ;) Nice instructable. I like the presentation. Videos rock!