How to make a silk pass through solid glass Magic tricks revealed

[@spun8389]

That colour effect works really well I was convinced there wasn't room for it.

[@Ant.Gib.]

Another winning effect. Keep up the good work.

[@peteschreiber9517]

If you remember the original, 2 playing cards were put on the glass behind some trim and a pencil would be pushed through the 2 playing cards and the glass. While you were removing the cards you would slide the glass back into position.

[@johnnydeville1551]

Yet another awesome trick! Love your channel

[@kskaliprasadkotagal6468]

Nice tric and good way of revealed

[@foldingthemap3823]

Another great one!

[@marcosdasilva1615]

Excelente,Fantástico!!!

[@nobuthatsme9201]

I find myself looking forward to each of your videos. Well done, mate.

[@JaydenKai13]

I myself also look forward to new releases

[@johnedgemon1184]

I've seen versions of this trick before and I was left wondering. Thank you for showing this so I can make it myself to perform with!

[@raadabu-shama9799]

Great trick and very clear explanation. I love your channel and I became one of your followers. Thank you very much

[@ionutvas6514]

Great trick. Great tutorial. Thank you!

[@lahoremagician5793]

Wow very nice❤❤❤❤

[@Intelligentsia101]

Fantastic !

[@peteschreiber9517]

Great, I had that trick, over 50 years ago. pencil or silk through glass.

[@robertosborne8763]

Another awesome trick Don, now I know where my front window went? 5:55

[@letsmakemagic8233]

I hope I don't run out of ideas, there's much more money to be made from magic than dioramas.

[@robertosborne8763]

@@letsmakemagic8233 well that’s good with you and Perry doing all these videos. Hollywood here we come

[@baccas66]

Bravo! One of your best yet.

[@rhysnybo3420]

Wow epic I love this one

[@ThisKindNepenthe]

It seems it could be made so that the glass is inserted/removed from the long edge but still slides vertically. I'm not sure if that would be more or less convincing.

[@letsmakemagic8233]

I think that would be a better way. Wish I'd thought of it.

[@ramonmendezcarrizal]

Buenas noches podrías poner sub títulos en español porfa me gustan mucho los tutoriales gracias

[@Bill-x9m5h]

Dove THRU glass illusion or larger version use a glass or mirror or steel extc person THRU mirror or glass or steel Alice THRU the looking glass illusion

[@cbnewham_ai]

I reckon that instead of the BBQ stick, you could place a piece of metal in the frame and, in the base have two magnets, one on each side and placed one above the other. As you slide the frame down to the bottom, the bottom magnet pulls the metal pin out. When you pull the frame up, the other magnet pulls the pin back into position to lock the glass.

[@cbnewham_ai]

Indeed, thinking about it some more, two metal tabs that slide horizontally to block the glass, with the same magnets pulling them one way or the other as the frame is inserted or extracted from the base. If you wanted to get even more technical, there's probably a way to allow those hinged doors to raise our lower the glass. Sorry - just being devious. It's a great trick as you currently have it!

[@cbnewham_ai]

Indeed 2. The bottom magnets could be in one door. In that way you won't even see the glass lowered until the door is closed. My one worry about this as it stands is that if the audience were in any position where the glass reflects something then they will see you've lowered it. If it can be done when the door is already up then that problem disappears ( just like the glass! 😄 )

[@patrickfox-roberts7528]

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[@Bill-x9m5h]

Cool

[@billbucktube]

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[@rudolfowalchonzo2356]

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[@binnsbrian]

Gone one Don

[@gowdsake7103]

You do realise the more you ummm PROVE that something is solid the more people are realising that is where the gimmick is