Magic Math Sticks (Wooden) by Diamond Jim TylerThe magician introduces four wooden math sticks used in elementary schools to teach arithmetic. Each stick has four sides with four digits running in a column down each side. The spectator arranges the sticks in any order and calculates the sum. Before they can punch in the first set of numbers into a calculator or write anything down, the magician, like a superhuman computer, predicts the sum or calls it aloud. This can be repeated many times with a

mathematics or improvisation

No special dice

it is shown that the blocks inexplicably feel heavier in the participant's dominant hand than they felt in their non-dominant hand

The load in the can takes only 3 seconds due to a very specially made laser cut gimmick

The red shrine is a symbolic monument in Japanese culture

Also included is advice about balloon sculpting

Place your cards inside in an order that you can remember

Johnny's Travels

Open Change: A hands-free effect

you'll find an almost unbelievable wealth of ideas

Each trick is filmed from 2 different angles plus a walkthrough and slow motion

- The making of the gimmick (2 versions) by SF (teach you step by step)