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The discussion centers around a video showcasing a magician pulling objects, like a coin and a saltshaker, through a glass table. Participants suggest that the trick likely involves sleight of hand, particularly for the coin, while the saltshaker trick may utilize "cheat" glass. The concept of cheat glass is questioned, prompting inquiries into its mechanics. Additionally, there are recommendations to explore local libraries for books on magic tricks or consult magician James Randi for insights into the illusions.
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Here a video of a guy pulling things (coin and saltshaker) through a glass table:
http://media1.yourdailymedia.com/files/DZPQ111LeLiq.wmv
http://img461.imageshack.us/img461/7786/japteleport0oo.jpg

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Go to your local library and check out some books on magic tricks. Either that or check in with James Randi.
 
kleinjahr said:
Go to your local library and check out some books on magic tricks. Either that or check in with James Randi.

U can't explain it?
 
First one was probably slight of hand (coin on the lower hand)

2nd was probably some "cheat" glass.
 
How does cheat glass work?
 

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