So
here's how you do the easy magic trick. It's very
similar to doing the
thumb trick, you probably know this one. I do
teach it in another video,
but this one is using the second finger.
So you have to end up in this
configuration
here. And you have to get into it very
quickly. So
it's in and then the thumb covers the
break. Now you could do the
separation trick but this one is rather
angle sensitive because the minute you
turn
the gig is up. And that's why I like
doing this and then
doing the break as if you've twisted
the finger. Bring it back and then as you
come out,
it's just a slow out. So it's
thumb on top.
If you had a sound effect there would be
fantastic.
Back and as you come out like this. So
it's there.
There, nice and fast. In fact,
I did that a little too quickly. It's
nice to just kind of go like this like
you're
repairing the finger there. And this is
a trick you can do anytime,
anywhere, as long as you have your hands
on you,
you're ready to go.
Here's how you do the ultra long finger.
You just cross the fingers this way
and then you insert your first finger
here
so it looks like it's extending all the
way through. And you get this
odd long first finger.
look here, it's a quick illusion that you can do with
your hands.
It's
really not much of a magic trick. It's more
like a magical pose or an illusion with
your hands.
Here's how you do it. Just take your hand and
you have to hide this thumb and then
just curl your fingers in.
And it looks like you have this crazy
hand position with multiple fingers.
All you need for this trick is a hand. In
fact, if you just go like this
and then you should be able to twist
your finger and bring it back.
And then you'll notice that everything
is just fine.
First thing is, you have to learn the
finger position. So your hands come in
like this
and you're essentially doing this. So
this is what's happening underneath the
card.
So let's see if I can give you a, I can't
quite turn my hand that way but
here, this one bends this way and bends,
and then they come together. And then
you're able to do the twist
underneath the card.
And you could actually do this one I
teach it in another video where you
learn to do this one
without the cover, but
see, it's actually this way.
But this trick uses this card here.
And this is actually two pieces taped
together.
And I have a slot here that helps to
facilitate things.
So under cover here this finger bends
under forms that part
and this part here bends like this.
So that goes there and then you can do
this crazy bend.
And then, when you release, when you, sorry,
when you release this so you can do
the bend. And you release and you just go
like that. And
show that the finger is just fine. So this trick
takes a little practice because you have
to be able to get into this.
Do the bend, come out and
bring it out again. So you have to play
around with the
dimensions of this but the key thing is
you have two pieces of cardboard
taped together. And it's nice to have
this little flex here
because that lets you do something with
these fingers here,
or these two, depending on your
preference.
And then that makes the trick easier by flexing
to be able to stick the finger through.
Because you have to do this
this transition fairly quickly and
smoothly, so anyways a trick that you can
do
almost at any time. Have fun with this trick.