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Impossible Double Hole Wrist Chopper (Painted) by Fairchild Entertainment

(c. 2005)

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1 review for Impossible Double Hole Wrist Chopper (Painted) by Fairchild Entertainment

  1. Bob Meigs

    The "No Fear" Chopper

    This well made apparatus really fills the bill, now that guillotines and other "threatening" apparatus are banned from some venues. It can be played as a "chopper," but the blade doesn’t even pretend to be sharp. This gives the performer the option of playing this piece in a completely non-threatening manner.

    You have to change your patter and give up the tried and true guillotine jokes, but you can adapt this easily any audience. And it really sells – , it’s more of a fooler than most choppers and guillotines.

    At my venues, I’ve had to give up some beloved routines, including my Dante sword-thru-ncek, sawings, and anything that even looks like a gun. So it’s nice to have a "chopper’ that I can still use, and that really entertains.

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