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Spectacular tricks and their clues

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You show the audience an outwardly quite ordinary thread. Hang a light ring on it. And set fire to the thread - after it completely burns out, the ring will still hang.

Focus secret:

Prepare a special thread in advance. It is done like this: hold the thread for some time in a strong saline solution and dry it, repeat both two or three times. After burning the thread, it will leave a thin tube of salt, which will be strong enough to withstand the ring. Of course, provided that there are no drafts and other sudden air movements.

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This focus can be changed as follows. Tie four threads to the corners of a piece of muslin. All this put in salt water, dry and repeat three or four times. After the threads and a piece of muslin are well saturated with salt and dry, hang everything as indicated in the figure, and put an eggshell on the pendant. Then set fire to everything with a thread - despite the fact that the threads will burn, the egg will remain hanging.

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