One of our best selling effects at Blackpool this year.

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Who needs silk-to-egg when you've got John Morton's silk-to-8Ball!?


Get ready to Transform....8!


Not just a quick trick shot... a full, highly entertaining close up, cabaret and stage routine.


First, you impress your spectators by transforming a napkin into an 8 Ball.
Then you trick them into a false sense of security by hilariously showing them how you did it (a classic gag).
But... just as they begin to stop taking your magic seriously, you hit them with a second transformation that produces a real, solid, heavy pool ball!

What did I just see!?

Was this an illusion!?

Was the pool ball real all along!?

Was this real magic!?


This modern take on a classic is guaranteed to snooker your spectators minds like never before. All the joys of silk-to-egg without the cracking!


What do you get?

​A gimmicked fake 8 Ball

A Normal 8 Ball

A pack of tissues to get you started

Some extras

Full online tutorials and handlings from Tom Wright (with and without flash paper)

**Flash paper sold separately*


Perform Transform 8 alone and you've got a pool ball miracle. Combine it with one of the tricks of the year Supernova and you've got a a true champion set!

For optimum performance, add one of our great value 8 Ball Holders to your belt.

Points to note

Very easy to do

Fast reset

Practical to carry at gigs (no fear of broken eggs)

Flash and non flash versions

Anyone have a review of this. Can it be performed seated?

Yes it would be very easy to this sitting down, easier than standing up I would say, not that it's hard either way.

I guess flash pads are the perfect size for this .

If you Google 'Sizes of billiard balls' you get:

'Billiard balls come in different sizes and designs that vary by game type. Other variations of billiard ball sizes are Carom at 2 7/16", 61.5 mm, American-style at 2 1/4", 57 mm, and British-style at 2 3/16", 56 mm. Billiard balls come in different sizes and designs that vary by game type.'

I have also found balls that are 48 mm.

So, what are the size of this (these)?

I use a piece around half the size of a flash pad, you don’t need loads.

You can also use the extra piece given and use it with tissue and no flash.

I think this is a clever idea for this plot. Still hard to beat the drama of cracking an egg on stage but this is cool

Anybody, please?