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The thread remains intact. The Secret of Focus

Spectacular tricks and their clues

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Focus Description:

The magician pulls the thread through the tube and cuts it. The thread remains intact.

Focus secret:

Before showing the focus, make a hole in the tube. Then, when showing the focus, put the thread through the tube. Bend it. And thread the thread through the hole and cover with your fingers. Cut the tube in the middle of the cut without hitting the thread. Take it out. The thread is intact.

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