Sometimes you just need two domino lines to cross. But without a bridge, how do you do it reliably? Here are some methods to get you started.
Learn how to build 3 simple domino tricks: flip switch, la ola, and stacked dominoes (2-12 dominoes per trick)
An incredibly useful trick that allows a domino line to reliably switch directions 180° without taking a lot of space
Using just 5 dominoes, this technique is very easy to set up and makes a neat flip flop effect when the lever is pressed
This is a super easy domino trick that only uses 3 dominoes, and can be duplicated many times to make long chains
Learn how to build one of my favorite domino tricks that’s also one of the slowest and doesn't require a ton of dominoes to build
This small-scale specialty trick only uses 5 dominoes, and makes a great slow toppling effect
This easy technique topples a chain of flat dominoes (resembling a rooftop) which are balanced on vertical supporting dominoes
5 simple domino tricks: Sonimod, a Domino Wall, The Split, a Crossover, & a 90 Degree Turn
There are 4 methods that allow you to make the transfer from various angles: 0°, 90°, and 180°.
Learn how to build numbers in dominoes! In part 1 of this series, I demonstrate how to make a “1” and “0”.
Learn how to build a Christmas tree using about 225 dominoes, as well as a straightedge (template) and tape
You can also extend the sides to make a longer wall, or keep building higher until you reach the top of a pyramid!
Part 1: Alternating Technique (dominoes alternate the side they are placed every other layer)
Part 2: Column Technique (dominoes are placed on the same side every other layer, which creates “columns”)
Learn how to build 3 simple marble tricks: marble to domino line transfer, releasing marbles, and newton’s cradle
