The Box Peek by Tom Phoenix Review

This device looks like a normal card box… but it allows you to obtain a full peek of a folded billet.
There are multiple moments at which you can get the peek, and they are all motivated & natural.
This will work for folded playing cards, billets, and business cards.
This is a DIY project, but it is easy. You probably already have all the materials.
Also, the box contains a locking mechanism, so you can use it as a card box, even if you’re not using it to peek information.
Also included is a delicious recipe for chicken. 😉
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[@guest3997]

Hi Chris, excellent review! Thank you so much for doing this!!! Your friend, David

[@ChrisEdwardsMagic]

My pleasure!!! Thank you so much David :)

[@carlpowers7291]

This is a really great review. Thanks so much

[@ChrisEdwardsMagic]

My pleasure! Thanks for watching :)

[@adeadlysin272]

Tom is a hoot and releases good, workable material. Great review as always, thx :)

[@ChrisEdwardsMagic]

Agreed!! My pleasure, thanks for watching! :)

[@RobertBallMagician]

A great review, Chris ☺️🤘☺️🤘☺️

[@ChrisEdwardsMagic]

Thank you my friend!!

[@mentalistonashoestring]

Great review and like the idea ❤

[@ChrisEdwardsMagic]

Thanks so much brother :)

[@mentalistonashoestring]

​@@ChrisEdwardsMagicand I hope you get time to do a review on my Thic Billet creation, you can rip into it as much as you like 😂

[@ChrisEdwardsMagic]

@mentalistonashoestring haha will do brother!! I love what I’ve seen so far

[@JVic_JustJohn]

Thanks for the review - I don't know if I'd have seen it otherwise. I've given it a try and must say, it took me a couple hours to build it. I was aiming for the third version. Unfortunately, that task isn't completed because the instructions don't fully cover that version. I wish the instructions were written in a step-by-step manner rather than a rambling, over the shoulder video manner.
I also think your followers may want to know that not only are angles tricky as with all peek devices (you don't want spectators to see the peek), but more so since if the box isn't handled carefully they may discern the method by which the peek is obtained.

[@ChrisEdwardsMagic]

Thanks for the comment! Since I just went with the rubber band method my build time was very short so that was all I could really speak on from experience. I didn’t find that I had to handle the box very carefully when getting the peek myself as I found it is very similar to the Orphic wallet peek. Once I have gotten my peek the box sits flat on the table until the bullet comes back out (if it needs to) and then I rubber band it again.

[@carlpowers7291]

Have you ever seen or heard of something that you can buy and put on a card deck to make it appear brand new?

[@ChrisEdwardsMagic]

You can buy devices that will reseal a deck in the cellophane but they aren’t cheap. What I’ve done in the past is ordered a set of seals (stickers) that go over the tuck flap. That’s usually enough to a spectator to believe they haven’t been opened.