Interpenetration in a matchbox. Effective trick and its solution

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Interpenetration in a matchbox. Focus secret

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Focus Description:

Take a needle and thread and pierce the closed matchbox from top to bottom. After pulling out the needle, remove the drawer from the case. From it, a completely whole "chocolate" will fall into the palm of your hand - a plate of light metal of the same size as the box. How could a needle and thread pass through metal? After the focus, pass all objects for inspection - none of them has a secret.

Focus Interpenetration in a matchbox

Focus secret:

The secret of focus lies in the precision of movement and manual dexterity. In the palm of the hand in which you held the empty box, a metal "chocolate" was hidden from the audience. The needle and thread were inserted into this empty box with the other hand.

Having pulled out and put the needle and thread aside, with the same hand push the box out of the case into the palm with the "chocolate".

Focus Interpenetration in a matchbox

As soon as the metal plate falls into the drawer, turn the palm of the drawer up. Remove it from the palm of your hand and show the audience the "chocolate" that has fallen out of it, in which they will not find any hole through which a needle and thread could pass.

Focus Interpenetration in a matchbox

The audience will be very surprised, as they thought that the metal plate was in the matchbox from the beginning to the end of the demonstration.

Author: Kuptsova O.

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