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Spectacular tricks and their clues

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Focus Description:

The magician takes watches or other small items from the audience and invites someone from the audience to go up to the stage, tie them in a scarf, and lower the bundle into a box with a drawer. Then he closes the box, counts to three, and pulls the drawer out again. Everyone sees that the knot has disappeared. The magician closes the box, counts to three again, and pulls the box out again. This time the knot is in place.

Focus secret:

The box consists of a case and two boxes included one in the other. A recess is made in the end wall of the case on its inner side, in which a metal rod moves freely. To prevent the rod from falling out, the recess is sealed from above with a piece of plywood with a slot. It includes a metal loop protruding from the end wall of the inner box. The outer box has no inner end wall. To prevent viewers from noticing that there are not one box in the case, but two, a masking frame is attached to the upper edge of the outer box.

Focus Disappearing Items

Demonstrating the trick, the performer first pulls out both boxes at the same time. When he closes the box with the bundle, he turns it slightly sideways. The metal rod goes down, enters the loop, the inner box is attached to the case, and the magician pulls out only the outer box. And so that this box does not go beyond the box, limiters are made in the side walls of the case.

In order to repeat the trick, it is enough to turn the case down with the other side, the rod will release the loop and both drawers will freely slide out of the case.

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