Colored cubes. Effective trick and its solution

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Colored cubes. Focus secret

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Focus Description:

First, you show the viewer three wooden cubes of different colors: yellow, blue, red. Each cube has a small through hole. Now take a box without a lid, which also has two holes - one on each side. Then put the cubes inside the box. Spectators see that the holes of the box and the cubes match. Pull a string about one meter long through the box and cubes. For credibility, pull it several times at different ends. Then ask someone from the audience to hold them, and you yourself ... take the cubes out of the box.

Focus Colored Cubes

Focus secret:

The props of the focus are three wooden cubes with sides of 120 mm and holes drilled in them with a diameter of about 10 mm.

The box must be made of such a size that the cubes freely enter it. And now the secret of the trick.

Inside the box on the sides and bottom, make grooves and put a strong thread into them in advance. Lead its ends into the side holes of the box, and make a loop on one of them.

The cubes must be placed in the box. Wrap one end of the lace with a loop of thread. And then push it into the hole of the box - it turns out that it passes in the grooves first on the side, then on the bottom and comes out of the hole on the opposite side. The viewer is absolutely sure that the string is pulled through the holes in the cubes.

Author: Zavorotov V.A.

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