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Focus Description:

The magician sharpens the knife on a plate that rotates by itself.

Focus secret:

Tell the audience that you can sharpen a knife with a plate. Take a deep plate and sit down at the table. Holding it vertically, press your knee to the edge of the table with the convex side forward.

Place the blade of the knife against the edge of the plate, like a real master, and, shaking your legs slightly, make the plate bounce on your knee. The plate should quickly rise and fall to a height of 1-2 mm; the knife should only slightly touch the plate.

Focus Plate - grinding wheel

To the audience opposite you, it will seem that the plate really rotates like a grinding wheel; they will be very surprised at how dexterous you are to make the plate spin so fast.

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