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L-Cuts
- Thread starter Sinful07
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Its only in the Encyclopedia of Playing Card Flourishes. Just buy it, its a wealth of flourish knowlage.
JDEN
JDEN
It's a term used in woodworking; when dovetailing a joint you want to use a bandsaw first and place an L-cut in the proper channel, or else swelling from the humidity where you live may cause your chair to fall apart when it changes shape. Of course if you're in a dry hot climate they aren't necessary, all this is covered in Jerrys encyclopedia if you'd just buy it.
An L cut is when you edit a scene in a movie so that it jumps to another scene without matching the sound. This can be useful for making a smooth transition. For example, if you have some piano music and you want to finish the song, but you don't have enough footage, do an L cut, which changes scenes before the end of the song.
Source:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/L_cut
Source:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/L_cut
What's with the bull****? as far as i can recall, i specifically placed this thread in the cardistry/Flourishing section.
That means if you havent sussed it out yet, that an L-cut must be some sort of Flourish or cardistry related.
Whoa, Lets slow it down yeah?
L-Cut..
Flourish..
Get it? You dont have to be an ass just to say that its a goddamn flourish.
anyways, here's the closest thing i could find to an L-cut
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Oun6s9yV_T4
Jonas performs it at 5:21 shortly, you cant really see the cut, but its a simultaneous thing that happens.
Cheers,
-Sin
That means if you havent sussed it out yet, that an L-cut must be some sort of Flourish or cardistry related.
Whoa, Lets slow it down yeah?
L-Cut..
Flourish..
Get it? You dont have to be an ass just to say that its a goddamn flourish.
anyways, here's the closest thing i could find to an L-cut
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Oun6s9yV_T4
Jonas performs it at 5:21 shortly, you cant really see the cut, but its a simultaneous thing that happens.
Cheers,
-Sin
Whooaaa, calm down.
I know it's a flourish but i was wondering what it looked like. That's all.
The post was not directed at you my friend. It was more towards those guys that think they're funny.
Edit: Im sorry, it did sound like i was criticizing your lack of knowledge with the cut, i was merely trying to instigate that an L-cut is a flourish, and therefore there should be Flourish related answers, Not woodworking **** or other crap that is not related.
Apologies to you my friend.
Edit: Im sorry, it did sound like i was criticizing your lack of knowledge with the cut, i was merely trying to instigate that an L-cut is a flourish, and therefore there should be Flourish related answers, Not woodworking **** or other crap that is not related.
Apologies to you my friend.
That was not a joke.
but seriously, if you want to see some good L cut action:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_7JkunIJo9I
That was not a joke.
but seriously, if you want to see some good L cut action:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_7JkunIJo9I
Thnx
D21400
Does anyone else hear a very tiny violin playing?
I find it ironic you think everyone else is an ******* while you're going off on a delusion of grandure. Take a chill pill and let people be d-bags if they want to be.
Here is a tutorial for a l-cut variation, however it does go over the basic handling. You get to see the grips and everything so it might help.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tEYcj90g2js
Learn the move properly from Jerry's encyclopedia however this will suffice.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tEYcj90g2js
Learn the move properly from Jerry's encyclopedia however this will suffice.