MagnetiCubes by Ivo David Oliveira & TCC Magic

Science, Geometry, and Vanishing Attraction in Their Hands.

What do you get when you mix a bit of science with some nifty geometry? You get MagnetiCubes, a brainchild of Ivo David Oliveira (yes, the genius behind the Triple Gozinta Boxes). This isn’t just your run-of-the-mill magic trick; it's a physics-infused experience that feels like it’s got a PhD in coolness.

Note: To pull off the magic you see in the trailer with coins, you’ll need a magnetic coin and another coin that fancies a magnetic pull. Don’t panic if you don’t have those handy; the tutorial also dishes out clever ways to achieve the same effect with everyday bits and bobs. (You know, just in case your pocket's a bit bare.)

You can also snag a magnetic coin with this product at a sweet bundle discount. Why not? You deserve it!

This effect is as intuitive as it is interactive. Hand your spectator the metallic dice and magnets — they can play around with them all they want. You know how it goes: magnets attract metal, and metal attracts magnets. Simple, right?

Then, teach your mate a cheeky way to arrange the magnets. With a mere flick of a die, the magic happens right in their hands: the magnetic field pulls a disappearing act, and suddenly, metal isn’t playing nice anymore.

But here’s the kicker: if they can switch the magnets off, can they switch them back on? They’ll reverse the move you showed them and witness in disbelief as everything snaps back to reality (cue the dramatic music).

No sleight of hand or secret moves here. MagnetiCubes is a doddle to perform and a breeze to master, with most of the magic happening in your spectator's hands (don’t you love it when they do the hard work?).

We’ve put in the legwork when it comes to materials and craftsmanship. Each prop is crafted from ferritic stainless steel and goes through laser cutting, CNC machining, polishing, and nickel plating. This means no rust worries like with ordinary iron, plus they’ve got a classy look about them. They feel solid in hand, with a pleasing heft.

We've also customised N28-grade, 7.5 mm square micro-magnets to deliver precise, stable, and utterly concealed magnetic feedback. (Seriously, they’re like the ninjas of the magnet world.)

No endless hours of practice required here. Even novices can pick up and perform MagnetiCubes straight away, while your audience does nearly all the lifting (no gym membership needed!).

Dimensions:

• Single Die Size: 18 mm × 18 mm × 18 mm
• Single Magnet Size: 7.5 mm × 7.5 mm × 7.5 mm

• 3 stainless steel dice
• 10 magnets