Charlier Cut

Step-by-step demonstration of the Charlier Cut

The Charlier Cut or One Hand Cut^[1] is a method for cutting a deck of cards with only one hand. It is used by some card magicians as part of their act. In spite of this, it is considered a "flourish" rather than a card trick because there is no particular secret to doing it: all movements made are in free view of the spectator and there is no doubt as to how it has been performed. It is used simply as a demonstration of dexterity.

Literature

Professor Hoffmann, More Magic ISBN 1-4254-9491-9

↑ Wilson, Mark; Gibson, Walter B. (1988) [1975]. One Hand Cut. Mark Wilson's Complete Course In Magic. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania: Running Press, Courage Books. pp. 149–153. ISBN 0-89471-623-9.

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