COKE ZAG | Richard Griffin INACTIVE audience-tested routine for the Chop

audience-tested routine for the Chop Glass

plus a 'Fractal' version (where you end completely clean and examinable) and an 'Oil & Queens' handling that adds a lovely visual display at the start as you show the cards

The condition: Both books could not be published until after Eugene Burger's death

PDF book with routines and instructions

whether magicians or the public

COKE ZAG | Richard Griffin INACTIVE audience-tested routine for the ChopEFFECT A can of Coke is placed into a box, Coke can be seen through the holes in the box the entire time. A blade is inserted through the box and the can. Top half of the box is now slid to the side slicing the can into two. Box is now pushed back, blade removed and can be taken out of the box. Coke can now be opened and contents poured out to show its a real can of Coke. Easy to do Can be examined before and after effect Easily adapted to Sprite,