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Tank and cassette for burning cigarettes. Tips for a magician

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A magician performing numbers with cigarettes may need to "get out of thin air" a dozen or even more lit cigarettes. To do this, you can use a cigarette tank (Fig. 20, A) or a cassette (Fig. 20, B).

Focus Tank and cassette for burning cigarettes
Fig. 20

Lighted cigarettes are placed in a tank and a cassette, and even better cigarettes: tobacco smolders in them longer. Both devices are made from thin sheets of tin of the required size, which are soldered with tin. To make cigarettes burn better, holes are punched in the wall of the tank or cassette for air to enter. To secure devices under outerwear, safety pins are soldered to them. The bottom is soldered very carefully, and the holes in the walls are made at such a height from the bottom that a spark that accidentally falls cannot penetrate under the suit.

We advise you to make cassettes for 4-8 cigarettes each: this way you can quickly and easily take out lit cigarettes, each of which lies separately, with the burning side down. But they should not slip to the bottom, so the cassettes are made of the appropriate diameter.

Author: Vadimov A.A.

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