This solid wooden block appears to have been freshly cut from a plank in your workshop. It has a natural look and can be fully examined.

You place the block on a table (not supported, as in other methods). By focusing, you can make it fall whenever you want, without the need to guess or adjust the pace, as in other methods. After falling, the block becomes fully examinable again, and the routine can be repeated.

You can even cover the block with a jar or a large jug to avoid suspicions of blowing or threads. The block falling in "slow motion" adds a chilling touch to the routine.

For a variation, you can give your spectators chills by making the block slide left or right, in a kind of "yes" or "no" session with a "spirit".

These effects can be performed either sitting at a table or standing.

The block measures approximately 8.9 centimeters in height, 3.8 centimeters in width, and 1.9 centimeters in thickness, and has a natural, unfinished look.

It comes complete with everything you need to perform the routine.