Magic pipe. Effective trick and its solution

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Magic pipe. Focus Secret

Spectacular tricks and their clues

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Focus Description:

In this trick, with the help of a "magic" pipe, you can turn one cube into another (for example, yellow into red) and vice versa.

Focus secret:

The "magic" pipe is made from two small empty cans - about 8 cm high and 6,5 cm wide - insulating tape, black paper and glitter. Take the cans and put them together bottom to bottom.

Wrap the middle of the pipe with electrical tape to securely hold the cans together. Glue the entire pipe with black paper so that the cans are not visible. After that, decorate the magic pipe with sparkles. Stand the pipe vertically and discreetly hide the red cube in its upper part, and place the yellow cube next to the pipe.

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In front of the audience, lift the "magic" pipe, quickly turn it over and put it on the table again so that the red cube does not fall out (you will have to practice beforehand). Drop the yellow cube into the top section of the pipe. Then pick up the pipe. Contrary to the expectations of the audience, under it will be not a yellow, but a red cube!

To turn the red cube back to yellow, just as quickly turn the pipe over again, place it on the table and lower the red cube into its upper compartment. Raise the pipe again and show the audience that the red cube has turned yellow!

With such a "magic" pipe, not only cubes, but also scarves can turn - one object into another, etc.

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