Scrape Cut Tutorial | Table False Cut By Dai Vernon (In Hindi)

Scrap Cut Today in this video, we will learn It was invented by Divernon. And what's inside it, like when you cut a normal table? This cut also looks just like hers. But in this, the deck order does not change, meaning the top The bottom card means the one that was originally at the bottom of the deck Even after cutting the deck in the order, the deck remains the same. four accesses to demonstrate it right now If I face up and perform this cut, you'll see the cut It feels a bit like that right now, facing it head-on, just as much You must have felt uncomfortable; you probably understood that I I'm cutting the same packet above and placing it on top. But there is a technique to do this, a style that is that I will teach you in this video When you do it with his help, it will look quite deceptive. And when you perform this quickly, no one will notice. Whether you are making a normal table cut or a false cut Okay, so to do this, first Of all, what you will have to do is hold the deck in the manner Like when you cut a normal table If you hold it, you must hold it in the same way. Then, the small packet above that you need to break, just a small one I mean, you need to break the packet by a little less than half. And then that packet goes along the same flow I'm following. You also have to go in that same flow, so you need to go a little outside. Bring him over this way, okay, and then do it this way Now, the deck is in this position, Now, what should I do with this lower packet? I'll just lift it a little, okay? Not too much. But I'll lift it a little, after lifting, And these packets here, I'm going to do something like this with them. Who? If I put it on top, a scandal related to elusion will arise. is that the packet I'm breaking from below, but You know these realities, the packet that breaks from the top is remaining, and one thing I would like to tip you about is what you So go ahead and cut it up to that point at speed, okay, and when Go down below, click here, then what will you do? You can slow down this packet a bit, you go up Keeping it, in this case, looks somewhat convincing when seen. does and here when you click Wait a little bit later, slow it down. So, the lower area becomes slightly open, and the spectator It seems that the packet is breaking from the bottom. So yes, this looks quite simple at first glance. But you need to practice this thoroughly to establish a good flow. Because what matters most here is flow and speed. If they are not both present, this basically means nothing to Specter. You'll end up cutting from above and keeping it right there on top. As if I were cut, if I were to do it this way It won't look good if I do it. Even if I do it simply like this, it still won't look good when seen. And if I do it this way, then this one It looks good, and here's a tip I'd like to share I would like you to, whenever you see this packet above Take your break, it's fine, lift it up and bring it down. Then, when you extend it slightly more So, one more time, I'll just show you the card face up. It looks like this when seen So this is the scrape cut