Roy Benson, Fred Kaps, Jeff Hobson, and Jerry Andrus have all been inspirations to the Long Salt Pour. You not only get 1 large and 1 small long salt pour gimmick but you also get Reed McClintock's creative take on this classic effect.
Reed McClintock's Sands of Time
Effect: You begin by telling a story about once being a watch repairman and luckily enough you still have your repair kit. You remove your watch for all to see, placing it in your hand and pulling a hammer out of your kit. You act as if you're going to smash your hand, then explaining that it's just a joke, put the hammer away. You squeeze the hand that's holding the watch and a rush of sand falls to the floor. You reach into your pocket to stop the flow and then pull your hand out to show it empty.
A seemingly endless flow of sand is now pouring out of your other hand. Once the sand stops pouring you show your hands empty. You then use the hammer as a wand, waving it over your arm. You pull your sleeve back to show the watch has reappeared on your wrist. You accept your applause and show both hands empty. One final time, sand pours out of both hands. You take another bow as you show your hands completely empty again.
Two Precision machined gimmicks supplied.
