Sean… Are you still with us? We hope all is well, have you switched hobbies, are you one of those card guys now?

Best wishes,
Bruce

 

I am still out here. I have just have not been spending much time on my computer lately.

I have been working a few gigs lately, and my first (steady) table-hopping gig. 

It seams like lately I have just been working like mad on my craft, and I am sorry to say a good bit of card work.

Now, have no fear, I have been working on my own Cup routine. It is a bit tong-n-cheek, but I like it. It has played well the times I have done it for laymen. It still needs more work. So, give me a bit before I post a video.

I am still here and will be for a very long time.

Till next time,
Sean

Card work... card work??? How very dare you!!!

Pehaps you are a dreaming mad man after all

Only joking, good to see you back Sean.

Bri

How dare you leave and only chime in every once in a while!?   

Sean… It is good to know that our “Madman” is still there… who is influencing you the most card wise?

Eddie… It is always good to hear from you… I have gone beadless Cup wise for a while (chrome RNT2 Classic Cups) but have switched back to the tried and true RNT2 Squatty 2 Cups (lots of beads).

Bruce

Sounds good! How did you like'em? I finally got my heavy copper set from Jake. He didn't know that I never got them and sent me a message as soon as he heard. Quite happy! 

Hey Eddie… I like them more than I thought that I would… the younger guys at work thought they were the best looking Cups that I have shown them so far. I was surprised at how heavy they were based on my past experience of the RAVEL Cups. I also lucked out and purchased a set of the RAVEL Cups with box, instructions and balls at a great price.  So all in all I would give them a good recommendation.

That is great news that all was worked out between you and Jake… great news.

Bruce

Well the Ravels are aluminum so they're quite light. I have a set in steel that look identical to the aluminum except that the beadish part on them is higher, they're quite light. Copper is absolutely the way to go, I think.