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The box is controlled by gesture. Focus Secret

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Focus Description:

Hold the closed matchbox in an upright position with your left hand. Bring your right open palm closer to it and slowly raise your index finger up. Obeying the movement of the index finger, the box of matches will move out of the case.

Focus Boxes controlled by gesture

Focus secret:

When preparing, you need to remove the box with matches from the case, and cover the case with an ordinary rubber band. After that, the matchbox should be pushed back into the case, while pushing the elastic band into it.

Focus Boxes controlled by gesture

Having done this, it is necessary to firmly hold the case in your hand, pressing the drawer, which is trying to crawl out, with your finger. And demonstrating focus, slightly loosen the pressure. Then the very effect will turn out, as if the drawer is pulled out due to the action of your finger.

Author: Kuptsova O.

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