Eggs are everywhere. Effective trick and its solution

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Spectacular tricks and their clues

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Put a black wooden lacquered spoon behind your back. It will contain an egg. Throw an egg in the hat. Further, the eggs will begin to appear from everywhere - from under the arm, from under the knee, etc. In conclusion, all the eggs from the hat disappear.

Focus secret:

The spoon has a device for the appearance and disappearance of the "egg" - this is a thin metal hemisphere of the inside of the spoon with an elongated strong wire with a curved end. The wire is pushed into the recess in the handle of the spoon.

Focus Eggs - from everywhere

The inner side of the secret hemisphere is painted black - the color of a spoon, and the outer side - white, the color of an egg. When the hemisphere is inside the spoon, the spoon appears to be empty.

It is worth at the right time to turn the slightly protruding tip of the wire, located closer to the end of the handle, by 180 °, as the hemisphere will turn its convex side in the spoon, and it will seem that there is a real egg in the spoon. When dropping the "egg" into the hat, you just need to return the hemisphere to the spoon, and the spoon will again be as if empty. It is clear that the hat, as it was, will remain empty, although the audience will think that it is filled with eggs.

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