“Re-Draw” is the familiar drawer-box brought up in a new life. The flimsy plastic drawer-box that is often found in a beginner’s set of magic tricks is now made of wood for that professional look and feel.

Its capacity is to hold one deck of poker-sized playing cards. It can be shown to be empty and then a red-back bicycle deck can be produced. With the introduction of a special gimmick, the drawer-box can be made to appear to produce 2 different decks of playing cards.

Here is one usage of Re-Draw. The drawer-box is taken out of a paper bag. Its drawer is pulled out to show there is nothing inside the box. The drawer is closed, a magical gesture is made. When the drawer is next pulled out, a deck of red back bicycle deck makes its appearance inside the box. The drawer is closed, and when it is opened again, the box is empty. The performer then takes out from the paper bag a red deck of cards. The deck of cards has been transported magically from the box to the paper bag.

The performer wants to use a blue deck of cards also. Another magical gesture is made on the closed box. When it is opened, a blue back bicycle deck makes its appearance inside the box. This can be dumped out onto the table. Now that the performer has his 2 decks of card, he proceeds with his card tricks.

You receive the Re-Draw box, a velvet carrier and a special gimmick. You will have to supply your own 2 decks of cards, one of which must be a red bicycle deck. The other deck can be a blue bicycle, or indeed, any poker sized brand deck of cards. You also receive a link to a 9-minute video tutorial, which, unfortunately, cannot be downloaded.

The look, and feel of the wooden box, makes it very different from the usual drawer-box. Because of its special construction, the Re-Draw box can be examined. It is as easy to do as the classic draw-box. Re-set is also quite immediate.

It can be used like the classic draw-box to produce non-playing card items. However, the design on the wooden box indicates it is used for playing cards. What a fantastic way to produce 2 decks of cards for your card routine. (Rated 5/5 stars)