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Bit of science, bit of magic, all fun.
MagnetiCubes is what happens when you mix magnets with a bit of geometry. The guy behind the Triple Gozinta Boxes is at it again, and somehow, it makes science look like wizardry.
Want to do the coin trick from the video? You'll need a magnetic coin and one that's magnet-friendly. If you don't have those in your pocket, the tutorial shows you how to do it with stuff you've got at home.
A magnetic coin is available as an optional extra if you're keen.
Here's the deal: hand over the dice and magnets to someone else. They'll see magnets doing their usual thing, attracting metal. Teach them a simple dice twist, and suddenly, the magnets act like they've gone on holiday.
The fun part? They get to try turning the magnets back on. A quick redo, and everything's back to normal, right in front of them.
No secret moves or sleights here. It's as straightforward as magic gets, with most of it happening in your spectator's hands.
The gear's not just for show. Made from ferritic stainless steel, the dice are built to last, with fancy processes to keep rust away and give a bit of heft.
The N28-grade micro-magnets are there, but you wouldn't know it, they're perfectly hidden and do their job quietly.
No need for hours of practice here. A beginner can pick it up and be showing it off in no time. Let your friends do the hard work.
I have been playing around with this a bit and it works well. It does need a small amount of preparation depending on the effect you want to perform but this is very easy to do. The gimmicks are provided but you will need to provide a matching deck as that is not supplied.
