Card Through Solid Block by Hanson Chien and Yao

Effect

The Card Through Solid Block trick creates a stunning visual illusion. A spectator tries to push a playing card through a deck, but it feels impossible. The magician then slowly pushes the card all the way through, defying logic. When the box is opened, the deck has transformed into a solid wooden block. The effect is temporary, lasting about 10-20 seconds before reverting to a normal deck.

Full Details

The trick includes a handcrafted wooden block and two precision-made gimmicked boxes. It is small and portable, making it easy to carry and perform anywhere. The effect is self-working, meaning it requires minimal skill to execute. The transformation is smooth and deceptive, with no visible signs of how it works.

Who Should Consider the Trick

This trick is ideal for magicians who want a visually striking effect that is easy to perform. It works well for close-up and walkaround magic. The self-working nature makes it accessible to beginners, while the strong visual impact appeals to experienced performers.

Information on How Difficult It Is to Perform

The trick is designed to be effortless. No advanced sleight of hand is needed. The gimmick does the work, allowing the magician to focus on presentation. The transformation happens automatically, making it foolproof.

What Magicians Say

• Dan White calls it "absolutely beautiful," praising its elevated design.
• Garrett Thomas says it is "the most deceptive version" of this effect.
• Yif states it is the only version he would carry daily.
• Lu Chen has already added it to his performances.

The trick is described as a "work of art" and a "collector's item" due to its high-quality craftsmanship. Many magicians highlight its strong visual impact and deceptive nature.