This looks super visual...

Link: http://www.ellusionist.com/pass-through-......ham.html

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We flew Cody Nottingham in from the quiet South, all the way to the mean streets of Manhattan to bring you Pass Through.

Pass Through is a method that allows you to produce ANY small object from an empty hand, right under the cellophane...in the fairest way possible.

A slow visual appearance that melts into view.

Cody has taken a normal card box, and transformed it into one of the strongest tools in your arsenal.

This effect is extremely clever and super easy to construct. Cody really shines by taking effects, by making them super visual yet easily buildable. I am having loads of fun with this! Nice job Cody!

Hey has anyone else tried this out? It looks pretty interesting

Purchased this today.

Really, really loving the method! I'd never thought the effect would be achieved this way, some clever thinking was put into this for sure!

Haven't road tested yet, but looking forward to using with Angel Z and maybe a coin routine. Will update y'all if I get good reactions using this utility.

- Davey

Update:

This works best & smoothest by far with a torn bill corner. The color contrast between the box and bill really makes this super visual.

I will recommend that you watch and listen to Cody closely when preparing the special stuff. I %$%^%&$ near destroyed Eight boxes until I realized there was a special way things needed to be done. Now all is smooth sailing. Also it's important that this works best with the classic Bicycle tuck box. The newer boxes with the "free app circle of death" logo you will have to get extra creative to find a solution.

Regardless really loving this and great price point.

- D

Hey Davey, thanks so much for the info.

Now that you mention the Free App circle, I am wondering, can you do the trick on the back of the box? Or does it have to be done on the front?

Thanks!

Thought I'd share my late thoughts, incase anyone wants to know this can be done easily on a cigarette box if you get creative.

Fun effect to do in the mirror and works perfectly with a torn corner

Very visual and smooth with no funny moves, I love it.