Reconstruct by Will Terell

Created by: Will Terell

Reconstruct by Will Terell is a visually striking torn and restored bill trick, perfect for close-up or stage performances. The magician starts with small pieces of a bill (or prop money) and, in a split second, restores it to its original form. This is a fast, flashy restoration that works well for social media or set performances. Buyers should note that the trick requires some gimmick-making (included in the full package) and may involve destroying real or prop bills. The effect is angle-sensitive but highly visual, making it a great addition to a magician's repertoire for specific performance contexts.

Key features

  • Fast, visual torn and restored bill effect

  • Comes with digital instructions and optional physical gimmick materials

  • Best suited for social media or staged performances

  • Requires some gimmick-making (beginner-friendly)

  • Angle-sensitive but reset is near-instant

Pros

  • Highly visual and quick to perform

  • Great for social media content

  • Includes thorough instructions

  • Instant reset for repeat performances

Cons

  • Loud noise during the restoration

  • Requires destroying bills (real or prop)

  • Not ideal for close-up or walk-around magic due to cleanup

  • Angle restrictions for live performances

Effect

Reconstruct by Will Terrell is a torn and restored bill trick. The magician starts with small pieces of a bill, and in an instant, the bill is fully restored. The effect is fast, visual, and surprising, making it ideal for quick, impactful performances.

Full Details

Reconstruct comes in two versions: a digital download with instructions or a full package that includes magnets, tape, and bills to make the gimmick. The digital version provides 30 minutes of detailed instruction, while the full package allows performers to start immediately.

The trick requires some preparation, including making a gimmick, which takes about 20 minutes. Once set up, the restoration happens in a split second, and the reset is nearly instant. Angles are manageable, but spectators should not be directly behind or to the extreme sides of the performer.

Who Should Consider the Trick

Reconstruct is best suited for magicians who want a fast, visual effect for social media or stage performances. It works well for camera magic, showreels, or set routines where the performer controls the environment.

However, it may not be ideal for close-up or walk-around magic due to the loud noise during the restoration and the need for cleanup. Those who enjoy gimmick-making will appreciate the process, but destroying real bills or purchasing prop money may be a drawback for some.

Information on How Difficult It Is to Perform

The trick is beginner-friendly once the gimmick is made. The restoration itself is simple, but timing and angle management require practice to avoid flashing. The reset is quick, allowing for repeated performances.

What Magicians Say

Scott Perry, a professional magician, describes Reconstruct as "really clever" and "a nice visual," praising its speed and impact. He notes that while it works well for social media and stage, the loud noise and cleanup make it less practical for close-up situations.

Perry also highlights the quality of Will Terrell's products, comparing his creativity to early Shin Lim releases. He recommends the full package for convenience but advises magicians to consider the additional costs of prop money if they don’t want to destroy real bills.

Overall, Reconstruct is a strong choice for those looking for a fast, visually striking restoration effect, especially for digital or controlled live performances.

What people are saying about Reconstruct

Scott Perry says...

Reconstruct is really clever—it looks great and is perfect for social media, but the loud click and cleanup make it less practical for walk-around magic.

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