The method on this is phenomenal and it's a great trick. The problem with it is that the spirals do
not allow the pages to flip open easily, which can severely hinder the execution of the effect.
The cover and page of the pad get caught mid flip because the spiral binding slants and does not
allow for a clean flip-over. They did this so that you can easily twist out the spiral and replace
sheets, but it's a massive design flaw and prevents this effect from really being a practical
"worker" for any sort of constant strolling gig.
The proper way to make this would have
been like a ParaPad, when the spiral binding is straight, not slanted, and opens like mini plastic
binder rings to insert new pages. I would pay double the price to see it made properly- and with
plastic covers to prevent ripping. It would make the difference of this being a go to worker effect
for me, or leaving it in my drawer, which is where it is now.