I thought it would be some elaborate secret, but I was wrong. Nevertheless, what this effect does is it takes an old classic and combines it with something that is extremely visual. The end product is something that seems impossible to do.

I tried it, and people flipped. You definitely receive that "wide-eyed" initial response. Truthfully, I did not expect to receive such dramatic reactions, but there is definitely something magical about seeing two separate objects fused together, as if they were both never apart to begin with.

If you don't like it, well you'll at least learn to utilize a classic in magic. I love it!