




A silk instantly changes into a ball right before spectators' eyes.
This new version allows for the silk to be handled free and independent of the performer's hands!
Place silk on a table or over your shoulder, then watch as it instantly changes into a ball in your hand!
Includes:
- Trick ball
- 2 silks (to match color of ball)
- Instructional DVD
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Community questions about Perfect Silk to Ball
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David asks: I have another question about this item: Looking at JL Magic's demo video and photos it shows the performers using what appears to be a large diamond-cut silk. I want to use this for a very specific reason with a regular 18" square cut silk (not diamond cut/diagonal cut). Will this ball smoothly handle a regular 18" square cut silk ? (it can be a thin silk , 5 momme, instead of usual 6 momme, but must be 18" square , not diamond or diagonal cut)
- 1. Jim responds:It might work with a 12" square. For 18" the diamond-cut is best.
- 2. David responds:Thank you for the answer , Jim. Are you from Vanishing Inc. or are you a magician who owns the Perfect Silk to Ball by JL Magic. I am a bit confused by Jim's answer because I finally went direct to JL Magic and this is what they directed me to on their website (which is in Korean , but this is translated by Google Translate from Korean to English) - Perfect Silk to Ball Ver. 3 by JL Magic Material Silk to Ball - Ball 5cm 29g plastic (pc abs) with silicone cover ,6g silicone. 2 pieces of 18-inch finest silk handkerchiefs , about 46cm wide x 46cm . The silk is without any abnormality. Be sure to view the instruction manual or video before using it.
David asks: Is it quiet enough to be used fairly close to an audience ? I don't mean "close-up" style sitting at a table with audience within arms' reach, but performing stand-up magic with the nearest spectators seated a few feet away , not right on top of you like at a table. Or does this require performing at stage distance with music at full volume to cover the sound ? (for example, would the sound be comparable to an appearing cane?)
- 1. Jim responds:This is best used on platform or stage.
Robert asks: What's the size of the ball you end up with?
- 1. Vanishing Inc. Magic responds:It is 2” in diameter.
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