Introduction: Make a Magic Bill You Can Cut and Restore ! Amazing
Showing to people 2 dollar bill.Place one under the other.Take sharp scisor and cut the two bill.Unbelievable the 2 dollar are restored.!This instructable will show you how it works ! cool :)
Step 1: What You Need
you need
2 identical money paper (mine is 5 dollars canadian)
Baby powder (talc)
2 coat rubber cement
sharp scissor
Step 2: Apply 2 Coat Rubber Cement
apply 2 succesive coat or ruber cement
(wait for the first one dry and apply and second coat)
Apply about 1/2 inch wide in the center of the bill.
let it dry 5 min.
Step 3: Apply Baby Powder
Put baby powder on the dry glue. (make the glue un-shinning)
and it stop the bill stick togheter.
Shake your bill for removing all the powder.
Step 4: How Make the Trick
Ask to someone to analyse your 2 bill. Nothing special like ordinary bill. Place one over the other and ask someone to cut right in the middle.(you should take the 2 bill in perfect rectangle position). When you separate the bill you unfold them and surprise the 2 bill are restored !
Step 5: How It Works.
When you place the bill , place it face to face .
when you cut the bill ,the thin layer of rubber cement joint them in the cut .
That it
Try with some paper before you cut all your money . :)
have fun
Loup226
9 Comments
12 years ago on Introduction
Whoa... Canadian money...
15 years ago on Introduction
Excellent idea. The problem is: we lose some money.... It's the cost of the show, isn't it.... lol
Reply 14 years ago on Introduction
Actually Canadian notes are still valid after taping them together ;)
14 years ago on Introduction
Nice, keep posting
14 years ago on Introduction
can i use the normal glue...... coat rubber cement ... where can i get it.... i have just the my own white cement... haha lol
15 years ago on Introduction
Just remember after you are done tape the 2 halves back together. (The right halves of course.)
Reply 15 years ago on Introduction
I taped the two RIGHT halves together, but it looks kinda funny.
15 years ago on Introduction
Dang... I agree with mattmfhe... that's so cool. :-)
15 years ago on Introduction
So cool