
Explore volume two of building magic props with Iman, featuring seven unique props built with minimal tools and no heavy machining, sourced from common materials.
Discover the secret of the magnet-floating mouse trick and learn to build it with pvc pipe, water, and a foam mouse, including material sources and testing tips.
Build a pro magic trick prop by assembling magnets, foam components, and a cup, marking magnet positions, testing weight, and sealing joints for durable storage inside a case.
Update shows replacing a stale animation mouse on a stick with a waterproof magnet-based prop. Using perfume tubes, PVC, magnets, and glue, plus a napkin mouse on-set demonstration.
Learn to build a levitating flying carpet prop with stiff ropes and a polyester prayer carpet, using double-sided or sewing tape and a hidden pocket—no sewing machines required.
Assemble a magic carpet prop by stiffening a rope with heat and glue, test thick and green ropes, and craft the levitating effect with two-rope or arm-like setups.
Build a magnetic flap vanishing box sized for different cards, enabling vanishing, producing, or switching a card. Use a thrift cigar box, a board book, magnets, and velvet adhesive sheets.
Build a magnet-based magic prop by shaping a precise board with lining, and craft a jumbo card box from a cigar box to vanish or switch a card.
Construct the head shrinker prop that spins without electronics and doubles as a wheel of fortune, using Dollar Tree finds and a collapsible design.
Build a portable wheel of fortune prop for kids' magic shows by assembling a collapsible stand with an aluminum-to-wood connection and a thin plastic sheet that packs flat for travel.
Learn to build sponge banana props for magic from a mattress sponge, sharpies. Color with brown and two greens, and decide between buying dealer bananas for about $15 or DIY.
Explore two additional builds for pro magic trick props, expanding your collection with practical, ready-to-use prop designs.
Learn to build a leak-proof traveling milk pitcher illusion that refills itself between shows, using a clear cup, floor polish, silicone, glue, a syringe, and a diaper method.
Explore the final trick using a large jewelry box and nesting wine boxes, featuring a secret flap drawer controlled by gravity or magnets.
Build two basswood prop boxes with inner and outer doors, a lid, and drawers, using glue, painter's tape, and a ruler, then drill safely with plywood spacers.
Design and construct a unique jewel box prop with a dual locking mechanism and a secret drawer that camouflages its load, ideal for comedy routines and captivating magic acts.
We are delighted to offer you a selection of seven captivating Magic Trick Props that can be tailored to your unique style.
Discover the tricks, their secrets unfold,
Valuable insights, worth more than gold.
Store them with care, perform with grace,
Magic awaits, in this enchanting space.
To the best of my knowledge, all the props we present are either timeless classics or innovative creations. The classic tricks are part of the open-source domain. If I have inadvertently included any copyrighted material, please inform me, and I will promptly remove it from the course.
We have made a concerted effort to eliminate the need for complex tools such as sewing machines, general sewing skills, metalwork, welding, or intricate woodworking tools like electric saws. The preview video outlines the basic tools required.
Throughout the course, we will delve into the secrets behind these props, provide detailed information on the materials used, and offer guidance on where to purchase supplies and tools.
Moreover, we will provide step-by-step instructions for the "Do It Yourself" process, along with valuable tips to enhance your experience.
With gratitude,
we say to you,
For your interest,
kind and true.
May joy fill your heart, as you explore, Building magic, forevermore.