Pinched needle. Effective trick and its solution

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Pinched needle. Focus secret

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Focus Description:

This trick can be demonstrated with several viewers. In any case, the fist must be firmly fixed in the desired position. Relaxing the hand can damage focus; so make sure the viewer follows your directions exactly.

Focus secret:

Open your left hand. Take a medium-sized needle and place it on the crook of your arm. The tip of the needle should be directed towards the brush.

Focus Clamped needle

Holding the needle from above, slowly squeeze your hand to the end. The needle will not pierce or even injure the skin, although it will seem so from the side, but will quietly hide in the crease when the arm at the elbow is completely bent. In the same way, slowly open your hand. The hand will remain intact. Due to the elasticity of the skin that is closed around the needle, you will not even feel any unpleasant stabbing sensations.

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