Box on a rope. Effective trick and its solution

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Spectacular tricks and their clues

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Focus Description:

Take a matchbox out of your pocket, show it to everyone and pour the matches on the table. Then ask someone from the audience to give you a ring from your hand for a while. Ask two more people to help you show the trick.

After passing the ring to one of the assistants, and a piece of twine to the other, ask them to thread the twine into the ring. Then take a twine with a ring from them, put a matchbox case on the twine and slide an empty matchbox into it so that the ring is inside it. The assistants stretch the twine, and everyone can see a matchbox hanging in the middle with a ring inside.

Then take out a handkerchief and, showing that it is the most ordinary, throw it on a matchbox. And in the next moment, remove a completely whole closed matchbox from under the handkerchief and show it to the audience. When the scarf is removed, everyone will see that only one ring is left hanging on the twine.

Focus secret:

The thing is that one of the two side walls of the matchbox case is double; in this place the case is glued. The double wall of the case can be easily separated, it is enough just to cut the paper along the seam, which is pasted over the case. A thin layer of plasticine is applied to the inner plane, and the outer plane is pressed against it. As a result, the case again turns out to be intact. A box of matches slides into it, now the box is ready to show the trick.

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