This is fascinating information! Thanks for sharing the characteristics also. I made my drumstick a little flatter on a belt sander after reading this! It really does add an advantage to the flip stick.
Great review and recomendation Jimmy! Makoto's wands are indeed for those with a Champaign budget! However, if you get one that speaks to you (is aesthetically pleasing to your eye and just feels right in your hand), and will last a good five years of constant work, then it really isn't that costly over time. The biggest problem I foresee is someone "borrowing" it without your permission and never returning it.
Yep "borrowing" does seem to be a problem in the magic world. It is definitely a bittersweet thing with these wands, they are so great that you're worried you're going to lose it and they are too pricey to buy another one as back up.
This is fascinating information! Thanks for sharing the characteristics also. I made my drumstick a little flatter on a belt sander after reading this! It really does add an advantage to the flip stick.
Thanks so much. I make mine from drumsticks too. I've decided from here on out I'm going to do the same thing with the wands I make.
Great review and recomendation Jimmy! Makoto's wands are indeed for those with a Champaign budget! However, if you get one that speaks to you (is aesthetically pleasing to your eye and just feels right in your hand), and will last a good five years of constant work, then it really isn't that costly over time. The biggest problem I foresee is someone "borrowing" it without your permission and never returning it.
Yep "borrowing" does seem to be a problem in the magic world. It is definitely a bittersweet thing with these wands, they are so great that you're worried you're going to lose it and they are too pricey to buy another one as back up.