Thank you. Penn & Teller sent me here - they ended their show with almost this exact routine.

Thank you, Dooney. I'm putting the Die Box back into my after-school programs after many years without it. I learned a lot from you about how to improve the routine. Magically, Dana

Excellent presentation and tutorial. Thank you so much

A nice routine and tutorial, thank you. I was looking for the Dice Routine as for my Tannen's Die Box from 1985 and needed a routine re remembering. No mag doors updates, a nice addition! Best, Don

Thank you

Check out this wooden magic trick set. It’s an expensive, but you get a lot of really amazing tricks out of it, and there wouldn’t so they last forever.

Thank you so much for the full demonstration Sir. I have 4 grandkids but little cash, The eldest is 5 and love little kid magic sets. I intend building a version of this to entertain all the kids. The magnetic doors are a fantastic idea. Thank you so much for sharing. Love from England

Is that a custom Mel Bacock box?

Great beginners trick to teach performing. You might want to paint the die backs that face the audience when closed as you can see the bottom of the backsides of the dice as they are white, and show through the bottom crack. As a woodworker I can see this costing well over $400 for a better built device. This one at $400 has tolerances that could be lessened with more accurate woodworking, and craftsmanship. 👍✌🗽

Haha. I don't think you meant to say "The reason they are so expensive is that the hinges fall off..." etc. That really tells us that you paid too much for something that is not engineered that well.

Where is magic shops??? Buy??? How much cost????

Must have never read maximum entertainment when they talk about the word die operas to dice.

Why expose  Magic Props to the general public?  It is not supporting the secrecy oath that I.B.M. and S.A.M. members  pledge to keep. It becomes  a vocal shout at performances  from  a kid " I know how that's done I watched it on YouTube"!