Crystal Billet Box





Switch. Predict. Force. Appear. Vanish. "Crystal Billet Box" by David Regal is the ultimate utility for any serious performer.
"Crystal Billet Box" is a special gimmicked box that has been precision-crafted from durable, thick acrylic. It is a utility magic prop with endless possibilities. Switch a group of billets or use it as the fairest prediction chest ever. You can also easily force items or make items appear and vanish. It's totally up to you.
Each box comes ready to go with a few extras that increase your possibilities.
It comes ready to go, along with a few extras that give the performer some options that further increase its utility.
Still not convinced? Watch the trailer. This is no fancy advertisement. Just a simple, straightforward video that shows you exactly what the "Crystal Billet Box" is capable of.
The standard version is 8" x 5.5" and holds 20 billets. It is the perfect portable size for most private performing situations. The "Large Crystal Billet Box" increases the size to 10" x 7.5" and doubles its capacity to 40 billets.
Customer reviews for Crystal Billet Box
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The magnitude of what this innocent clear box can do is staggering.
It could easily cost twice as much. Well done David !
The fact that it is clear makes it so much more deceiving than other switching boxes on the market.
Angles will need to be considered for certain stages etc, but with a bit of stage management this shouldn't be a problem.
The box looks nice and good quality and switches the paper/billets etc with ease.
For instance, at a recent corporate event, I asked the audience to write down their favorite leadership book and place their slips into the billet box. I invited someone on stage to pick a slip, and it was 'As A Man Thinketh'. Interestingly, I had a prediction on stage the whole time. When the spectator opened the envelope, it initially seemed to contain five predictions. The first sheet revealed 'As A Man Thinketh'. The next four sheets instructed everyone to look under their seats. To their surprise, each person found a copy of 'As A Man Thinketh' taped under their seat to take home. The entire act was a tremendous success.


