Where can I find this?

[CIassic]

If any of you guys can tell me what this trick is I would really appreciate it. Go to 1:50
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TjsrMOh8yFQ

 

[Randy]

If any of you guys can tell me what this trick is I would really appreciate it. Go to 1:50
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TjsrMOh8yFQ

Looks like a classic stage effect that's been around for years.

 

[CIassic]

But where can I find it?

 

[themitchician]

I saw the trick with the "cola" at the chimestry class, we can't know if he, after emptying the bottle, didn't added anything else on the bottom surface..

 

[CIassic]

What would he put at the bottom of the bottle? I was speficially talking to randy because he said he might have seen it on a stage act before.

 

[Craig Browning]

Loved the coke trick but he's using a new method. . . the big saw thru neck was awesome!

Smart stuff, first time I've ever seen this kid work.

 

[Brian R.(7)]

This was done by magician Ben Hanlin on the TV show Breaking Magic....have a look: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xGiOhnRXrMU

In the full episode I believe he goes into a bit more detail as to the contents of the glass.

 

[CIassic]

Do you know where I can view the full episode I have looked on Discovery's website and can't find anything.

 

[Steerpike]

Sean Fields and Morgan Strebler created similar effects a few years ago, but like Craig said this guy appear to be using a new, original method. If it's on the market, which I doubt, it's pretty obscure. And likely expensive as hell.

 

[formula]

If it's on the market, which I doubt, it's pretty obscure. And likely expensive as hell.

Adding to this, it's likely that the method won't be easy to repeat so don't expect to be able to do it to peoples drinks at parties or around tables at a restaurant.