Cube in a cylinder. Effective trick and its solution

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Cube in a cylinder. Focus Secret

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Focus Description:

Remove the cylinder from the head, turn it over and place it on the table. Take a cube and a case of the same size out of your pocket. Twist the cube in your hands, as if not knowing where to hide it - in a cylinder or in a case. At last you have dared - in the cylinder. But at the last moment withdraw your hand - no, it's still better - into the case. Drop the cube into the case, close it and on the count of "Three!" touch the "magic wand". Now open the case - it's empty. Where did the cube go? He ended up in a cylinder.

Focus secret:

For focus, glue two cubes together. The second should be slightly larger than the first. In addition, one wall should be absent from it, and the opposite one should not be fixed. Insert the first cube into the second one. While you are spinning the cube (already double!) in your hands, hold the loose wall with your finger. And having "decided" to put the cube in the cylinder, release your finger, and the first cube will automatically fall into the cylinder.

Focus Cube in a Cylinder

The color inside the case must match the color inside the second cube. Now, when you open the case, you also open the side of the cube. You can open the case from the other side and show it to the audience in the light - it really seems empty.

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