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The performer takes an ordinary ruler, puts it across the palm of his left hand. Then he turns his hand along with the ruler so that its back side is turned towards the audience, and the palm with the ruler towards the back of the stage. And he shows the audience a ruler that is held on an open palm, as if glued.

Focus Magic ruler

For this trick, you need two student rulers 30-40 cm long.

Focus secret:

It is necessary to put the ruler on the palm of the left hand, grab the wrist with the right hand, and press the ruler with the index finger to the palm of the left hand. Then spread all five fingers - the ruler does not fall.

Focus Magic ruler

For greater credibility and effect of this trick, you can immediately demonstrate the second version of the trick - a continuation of the first. The performer removes his right hand, which clasps the wrist of his left hand, but the ruler still does not fall. This is because the performer hides the second secret line in the sleeve of the left hand in advance. At the right moment, imperceptibly, he pulls it out of his sleeve. She will firmly press the first ruler, and it will hold.

Author: Akopyan A.A.

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