Ring in a box. Effective trick and its solution

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In your hands you have a small box with holes in the side walls. Slowly open the door and put the nickel-plated ring into the box. Close the door, pierce the box with a "magic" wand. You open the door again. Viewers see that the ring is no longer at the bottom of the box, but is put on the middle of the wand!

Focus Ring in a box

Focus secret:

For this trick, you need two identical rings with a diameter of about 50 mm. And a secret box.

Its dimensions can be any. For example, you can make or pick up a box of a cubic shape with a side of the face three to four times the diameter of the ring. In the middle of the side walls, make a hole with a diameter of 20 mm. And inside, around the hole in one of the side walls, make a recess exactly the size of the ring.

The back wall of the box consists of two halves. If you fasten the lower one on hinges, it will be easy to open and close.

Put one of the rings in the recess and you're good to go.

The moment the wand passes through the box, discreetly open the back door, and the ring, placed in front of the audience at the bottom of the box, will slip into your palm, so you just have to quickly hide it. Shake the box. The ring will pop out of the recess and hang on a stick. Feel free to show the "miracle" to the audience.

Author: Zavorotov V.A.

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