Ed F.
Really nice novelty but it is loud and the nut comes off too quickly for my liking.
Daniel M.
Great I need to work on it more presentation but love it
Charles T.
Great idea and very visual. Working out different ways of hiding a magnet. Only issue is the noise - the unit I received is very noisy and needs more than just some music or talking to distract from the noise.
Elizabeth Y.
Very easy trick easy to carry around and entertaining
Robert B.
Used with a silent assistant and a wee bit of patter this can amaze.
Derek B.
Tried it out on my grandchildren. They were amazed and believed I had magic powers. It took a little practice to get it to look magical and a good story to keep their attention.
Michael H.
Well made good quality and easy to perform thanks Regards Mick
Will P.
I have had these before and always had one in my pocket ready to show and amaze people any time bought an extra two this time
Jill H.
I showed my 7 year old grandson how it worked and he mastered it almost at once, then amazed folk with it.
Richard S.
This is a fun trick which you would only want to use occasionally. It would work well in your Christmas routines where a little bit of quirk can add to the festive mood.
Used occasionally and mixed in with non-gimmicked magic this is one that will definitely add to your show. It is entirely self-working (apart from some very basic palming) and once you get the hang of it, it functions every time.
This is not the place to discuss the technicalities, but it definitely works best with musical accompaniment.
I think it was a worth-while purchase, so if you want something a bit different to break up your routines, which is something I like to do then this might be the one.
Joe c.
Great for giving magic powers that adults don’t have to kids.
Albert P.
Great effect easy to do
peter s.
works exactly as described , just takes a little practice to control and tell a good story
Paul F.
Very clever, hidden workings.
ricky m.
A great telekinesis effect self working and no one guesses the modus operandi.I love this and you can show it virtually anywhere.The only tricky part(for me at least) was the removal of the top hollow bolt-the brass tube supplied did not have enough force for me(my wrists are not too good)but a careful jerk from a pair of pliers released the top hollow section.This is just a small point but I sorted this.In all the effect is tremendous on spectators and is another one of my performing favourites!! definitely 10********** !!!
Graham H.
So simple but very clever, great easy confidence builder.
Gary R.
The bolt trick was amazing, easy to perform, no skill required at all. I performed it at a school collective worship the children were in awe of it.
Lionel R.
Great little device. You will however need a much more powerful magnet. Luckily I have several. It does 'hum' quietly and so I do suggest having background distractions to mask this. With cunning you can repeat this ad infinitum and still leave them baffled, as I have done. Remember, it's all in the presentation and a good back story.
Craig D.
A few years ago there was a nut-off-bolt similar to this. It worked most the time and required a bit of palming technique.
This version is fantastic! In the process there is a bit of noise but if there is some background sound, as in a restaurant or party gathering, there is no worry.
Easy to do and there is a technique where you are not holding anything in your hand except the examined nut threaded onto the examined bolt.
The cleanest, simplest, most deceptive version of this I have ever seen! You will perform this just for yourself because it is so deceptive to watch!
Archie M.
Use with a magnetic ring on a finger it is superb. Nothing to ditch or hide, no vanishing up sleeve on pull, no connection between bolt and ring, so it can be repeated as often as you like. I did it five times in succession in my pub being watched by at least eight people, then others came over to watch and join in. Nobody had a clue. I had my hand with the ring open under it “to catch the nut” - a perfect excuse - held the bolt one inch above, asked the person to touch the back of my hand and as they did so, moved the bolt down over the ring as required and all went perfectly. You can have them stop touching and you stop the nut turning. You can have another person try and fail (“you don’t seem to have the energy today”) as you keep the bolt out of magnetic range. You can do so many things with a ring and there is absolutely nothing suspicious at all!
Edward T
Happy with my purchase
Nathan P
Instructions not good, but easy to work out. Love using this and quality is good. Customer service was very good.
Marcus B
Mine arrived with a low charge battery. However they are very easy and cheap to pick up so I brought a batch. Using this everywhere! Very happy
John C
Once you thread the bolt on, show how you can spin it off with your finger. It makes a noise as you spin the nut off the bolt. Now when it happens with your mind, the noise of the nut coming off the bolt seems natural. Easy and impressive.
Simon J
Works perfectly and a lot of fun. I use this at my local snooker club and got a pint from the landlord just for showing him the trick. Sweet!
Brett N
There is a little bit of noise as the nut unscrews. No problem in a bar or restaurant, but in a quiet living room, you can hear that. However, it sounds like the noise a nut would make spinning off a bolt, so it's no problem in performance
Andy H
Amazing. Get a better M and hide it under the table or tape it to your leg under your trousers people are amazed
Katja Blatnik
QL gadget but horrible instruction. It works nice, but whoever made+translated the instructions has no grasp of english or logic.
B Gail
Love it,,, well engineered. For fooling people it’s very good and that’s how well it has been made..
Ian G
Quality is good. Works really well.
