Reconstruct

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A hyper-visual torn and restored bill effect.

It looks and feels like real magic as four pieces of a bill are touched together and instantly melt back into a singular bill that can be shown on all sides. “Reconstruct” by William Tyrrell is an incredible, easy-to-do restoration that looks just as good in real life as it does on camera.

Unlike other bill effects, “Reconstruct” works with any currency. In fact, the gimmick is customizable for pretty much any paper object from newspapers to receipts, and everything in between. It’s as easy and fun to make as it is to perform. You can download and jump right in today!

Even magicians who are typically allergic to DIY will be able to put their “Reconstruct” gimmick together in just a few minutes. If you can make a few folds and stick down some tape, you can build this. No complicated thread or elastic work is needed.

No-Hassle Gimmick Kit Available

The few accessories needed to make the “Reconstruct” gimmick work are easily accessible and may already be in the toolbox of DIY magicians. But, you can also make life easier and save all that hassle with our special add-on gimmick kit. Available in limited quantities, each one comes with everything you need to jump right into “Reconstruct”. Just supply your own bill and you’ll be ready to go!

Build in minutes. Perform instantly. Get “Reconstruct” today, only at Vanishing Inc.!

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Customer reviews for Reconstruct

Nicholas
This reminds me a little of Nicholas Lawrence's Revamped. It's highly visual and easy to do. I'm kicking myself for not buying the premade gimmick though, as I need to go buy some things to make this up. Also, I won't be using a real bill, as I'd be out another $3. However, almost any paper will work, so that is a plus!

Good trick Will, and I respect how responsive you are to the questions sections on here. You're an absolute gem in the magic community.
Harry
Very happy with this…especially since the creator added additional clarification on things. Strongly recommend the add on kit. I had most of the items but one of the items in the add on was a better fit for the gimmick.
Nathan
Pretty straightforward, if you like what you see, get this! Excellent visuals, easy (and fun) to do. Fantastic release! Highly recommended.
Rick
Will has been so helpful in helping with this trick that it's amazing he would take the time to respond to individual needs. I will support him in any new trick he does. Thanks so much!!
James
Video instructions done well enough to teach the construction of your own gimmick, I am lazy and got gimmics shipped to me so I don't need to find all needed to make it. I enjoy the fact that you dont have to use just a bill but with good imagination you can make it how you see fit. As a Gospel magician I'm using mine to deliever a message, plays nice and gets the point across. Can not wait to see what else this young man puts out.
Richard
I was disappointed, I was thinking when I purchased it that it would come with already made gimmick im the worst at diy .....in the trash it goes ??
Amanda
"Reconstruct" by William Tyrrell is a highly visual torn and restored bill effect that looks like real magic. Four torn pieces of a bill are touched together, instantly merging back into a whole bill that can be shown on all sides. The effect is just as impressive live as it is on camera. It's a really cool visual.

Tyrrell starts the tutorial by demonstrating the trick, then provides an overview of the gimmick. Before construction begins, he goes through all the necessary materials, even providing precise sizes and dimensions to make the process straightforward. He’s thorough, even explaining which types of bills work best, making it easy to follow along.

Tyrell's clear instructions are awesome and straightforward. I even appreciate the attention to fine detail with the gimmick to make using it easier. He even goes over what kind of bills to use. I really like a well planned gimmick and teaching presentation.

For magicians who aren’t fans of DIY, "Reconstruct" is simple enough to assemble with just a few folds and some tape. Some of the stuff you probably have around the house. Some of the stuff might already be in a drawer that you don't use. Either way, you can get what you need pretty easily.

"Reconstruct" is perfect for live performances or social media, and its practicality makes it a fun addition to any magician’s repertoire. It's a straight foward and easy to understand 30 minute video. I know you can also skip the DIY and buy the gimmick with the instructions as an option.

Community questions about Reconstruct

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  • Harry asks: For those people who regret not getting the gimmick kit or want to make an extra Reconstruct gimmick , will there be a way to purchase only the gimmick kit?

    • 1. Will (creator) responds:Reach out to Vanishing Inc's support wizards and they can help you out with this!
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  • Henok asks: Aside from a bill or paper product, could I apply these principles to a playing card?

    • 1. Will (creator) responds:Technically you could, however part of this works by having a piece of paper that you can fold. This means that when you restore a card it wouldn't be stiff like a regular card, but still would have folds in it.
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  • Jeff asks: Can this be done tearing a piece of paper into more than 4 pieces--e.g. 8 pieces? Also, must the restored paper be the size of a dollar bill, or can it be longer?

    • 1. Vanishing Inc. Magic responds:Unfortunately it can only be torn into 4 pieces.
    • 2. Will (creator) responds:Actually! Theoretically, you could... the handling would just be a lot more finicky, and you may need some other materials. Definitely not the best way to handle it but it could be possible!

  • Mark asks: I know this might sound silly to someone who knows how the effect is done, but: could I tear the original bill in quarters so that it restores as a "mismade bill"?

    • 1. Will (creator) responds:Technically, this would be possible. However the bill would have to be rearranged in quarters like shown in the trailer, rather than the usual mismade bill where the bill is torn both horizontally and vertically. You'd have to make your own mismade bill with all the tears being vertical, if that makes sense.
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  • Russell asks: This is cool eye candy, however… It “states” that bill can be shown on both sides, so why not show that in the trailer? Question has been raised if the trick has to begin with a torn bill — answered that you can begin with bill and then tear it…so, why not show that in the demo? I have learned over the years to be suspicious of things stated but not shown in demos.

    • 1. Will (creator) responds:The main reason I created this was for the eye candy, so we showcases that visual in the trailer. Email me at willtyrrell52@gmail.com and I’ll send you the full performance from the instructions!
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  • Derek asks: Won't fool anyone in the UK because you can't tear up a plastic banknote

    • 1. Will (creator) responds:This works with other paper objects as well!
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  • Peter John asks: Does it have the tearing of the object or an explanation of why you are starting with a torn object? It is a throw away quick flash restoration or is there more substantial routine involved? I don't care if it is just an add on quick throw away effect or a complete routine. I just want to know what to expect. (Do I have to figure out how to use it, or is there an established routine for ideas?)

    • 1. Will (creator) responds:I teach how to start with an object that you then tear! I don't teach a presentation to go along with it, but you can use any torn and restored presentation with it.
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  • Harry asks: I just bought this and it did not appear in my account. This contradicts a previous question regarding this.

    • 1. Will (creator) responds:Sorry about that! There have been weird bugs in the system involving the gimmick pack today. Contact a support wizard and they can help you out! You can also contact me at willtyrrell52@gmail.com or on Instagram and I'll help you out
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  • Adam asks: Are magnets required? If not I’m gonna buy the download, if so I’m gonna get the kit. If this is too exposing, please remove my comment and email me privately!

    • 1. Will (creator) responds:I can't exactly say what's in the kit, but if you don't have magnets you might want to buy it. :)
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  • John asks: what is in the Gimmick Kit?

    • 1. Will (creator) responds:Everything you need to build your gimmick other than bills and scissors. I can't give away specifics but there are special materials and adhesives included that you may not have lying around the house.
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