Sunday, 13 January 2019 | Admin Mr Golden Balls and other magic chat. |
Sunday, 6 January 2019 | Admin Magic Chat with Mark - Micro - A Lousa - Pyro Pen - Winners Dice |
Sunday, 30 December 2018 | Admin Mark's Top 10 for 2018 |
Sunday, 23 December 2018 | Admin Magic Chat with Mark. |
Sunday, 16 December 2018 | Admin Mark takes a look at The Best From 2018 |
Sunday, 9 December 2018 | Admin Mark takes a look at Timeless by Joao Mirando |
Thursday, 29 November 2018 | Admin Mark takes a look at Trachtenberg by Kieron Johnson and Mark Traversoni |
Friday, 16 November 2018 | Admin Mark takes a look at The Pyro Wallet One further tip we have found is that the two spark prongs can move together which results in a smaller spark. They are easily moved apart so ensure there is sufficient gap to get a nice big spark as a small gap will not produce a large enough spark to light the card. Saturn Magic Note: The instructions say the light goes off when charged, it does not. Charging for 2 hours when flat will be sufficient to charge the unit up. If your spark stays on when the switch is pushed make sure the opening in the wallet is not catching the switch, that will be the cause, just push the material down away from the switch. |
Sunday, 11 November 2018 | Admin Mark takes a look at Octobers top 10 and The Pyro Wallet, In My Genes, Words Beyond and Sven Lee Products. |
Sunday, 28 October 2018 | Admin Mark takes a look at Octobers top 10 and The Deformer by Menny Lindenfeld. |
Sunday, 7 October 2018 | Admin Mark takes a look at Septembers top 10 and Misfit Deck and Mini Tic Tac Toe. |
Thursday, 27 September 2018 | Admin Mark takes a look at Septembers top 10 and Svenpad Ultimate Edition. |
Monday, 10 September 2018 | Admin Mark takes a look at Septembers top 10 Cube to Chocolate, In Plain Sight, of Dice and Men and Decoded. |
Tuesday, 7 August 2018 | Admin Mark takes a look at Julys top 10 and Pocket Cardiographic and Blistering. |
1 CommentThursday, 21 June 2018 | Admin Mark takes a look at this months top 10 and Klik by Agus. |
Monday, 11 June 2018 | Admin Mark takes a look at this months top 10, The Force and Blufff Facebook Live. |
Wednesday, 6 June 2018 | Admin Mark takes a look at this months top 10, Sixth Sense 3 and Smoke Cube Discussed. |
Sunday, 27 May 2018 | Admin Mark takes a look at this months top 10, talks about other new releases and shows you what sound equipment he uses. |
Monday, 21 May 2018 | Admin Mark takes a look at this months top 10, talks about other new releases and shows and talks about the new Amazebox Kraft. |
1 CommentSunday, 13 May 2018 | Admin Mark takes a look at this months top 10, talks about other new releases and tells you how he learned to solve a Rubik's Cube. My cube solving notes: Middle layer - verbal moves Away Up Back Down. Find the tile in top layer that needs to be in the middle and move it so it matches a centre tile, see which way the tile needs to move to be put into place, it will be left or right. Rotate the top layer away from that direction, then the row where it needs to go up, then the top layer back to where it was and the town you moved up goes back down. This is repeated for all the tiles needed to make up the middle layer. If no tiles are in the top layer that you need then all th pieces are in the middle layer but in the wrong places, just do the moves and a top piece will come down and replaced by a middle one and you can proceed. Yellow top cross notes: FUR U'R'F' If you have a number of yellows on your top layer see if you can make a straight line horizontally or a backwards L in the top left, if you don't have either do these moves anyway and it will appear, repeat until you see the yellow cross. Once you have the yellow you need all the centre tiles to match the middle side pieces. if I have 2 that match I turn the cube so they are at the back and to my right meaning this next move will switch the left side and front middle. RUR'U RUUR' If no pieces were in the correct place or they are still not there repeat ensuring you move any correct ones as mentioned above. Final top corners: If you can find a square that is in its correct corner turn that to bottom right towards you. If there are more than one ensure the bottom right is one of them. Do this until they are all in the correct place, not necessarily in the correct orientation. L'URU' LUR'U' . You now have corners in the right place but they all or some need twisting in the correct direction. Turn the cube so a corner that needs rotating is bottom right and do R'B' RB repeat these 4 moves until the piece returns to its position in the correct way, it might take 2 of 3 goes. When its correct ignore the mess of the rest of the cube rotate the top layer so the next piece that needs twisting is bottom right and do the moves again, when this piece is correct repeat with any others, when you have done them all the cube will be solved.... Easy! |
