ROPE TRICKS:
ZIG ZAG & STIFF ROPE


Read on to see two amazing rope tricks revealed for free! These are really simple illusions that take only a few minutes of practice!




THE EFFECTS:  The performer feeds a rope into a plastic case. With a quick movement, the case slides apart in two pieces, showing that the rope has been split in half! But when the case is put back together, the rope is mysteriously whole again. The string can be pulled back and forward and at any time the spectator can say stop and the magician can cut the rope and heal it.

For the second trick an ordinary looking rope suddenly becomes stiff and can support itself in midair, no wires or magnets in fact nothing is added or taken away. At any time the the performer commands it to become limp again!

rope tricksZig Zag Rope

• Easy difficulty level

• A few minutes of practice is all you need

• Great close and stage effect

• Really visual illusion

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THE SECRET: For the first trick you need the Zig Zag Rope gimmick, the rope case has two secret compartments that slide into view, revealing two identical cut off bits of rope. (Pic 1)


When the case is closed, they slide out of view. (Pic 2)  When opened or closed quickly enough, no one can see the moving parts inside. This time the hand really is quicker than the eyes!


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When the full rope is inside and the illusion is on display, you can visualize how the rope goes through the case (Pic 3). From the left side, the rope enters and turns upward. Then it turns to the right and comes all the way across the middle of the case (where I’m pointing) where it makes two more quick turns and exits out the right side of the case!

Rope tricksPic 3

Get the spectator to say stop and you can cut and restore the rope at will. The rope can be examined at the end but not the case, put that away.


For the second illusion you will need the Stiff Rope gimmick. Take a close look and see the segmented construction of the rope. (Pic 4) If you hold the rope one way, it will fall and hang just like a real rope. (Pic 5)


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However, if you turn the rope upside down (the move will go unnoticed), those segments will lock themselves into place. (Pic 6) Allowing the rope to hold itself straight! (Pic 7)

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Rope tricksPic 7

You can grab the rope in the middle and it will still hold straight. When you are ready to end the trick, simply release your grip on the rope and it will turn 180º in your hand to instantly become limp. (Pic 8) Loosely curl up the rope to prove it's normal again and put it away.

Rope tricksPic 8
rope tricksStiff Rope Trick

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