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Finally got around to make two Jacobs Ladders for my little brothers. Got the idea of making one from a fellow lumber jock, MasterSergeant. They were very simple to make and I made them with some scrap pine then painted them. Then I weaved ribbon through the blocks and used an air powered staple gun to attach the ribbon. You can find the plans to make one here: http://www.woodcraftarts.com/jacob.htm
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DSH
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#1 posted 834 days ago
Nice job.
I remember playing with these when I was a kid (a long, long time ago). I think I’m going to make a couple of these sometime.
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#2 posted 834 days ago
Cool project, Kyle. Bet your brothers love them!
Lew
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#3 posted 834 days ago
Way to go, they are fun to make and even more fun watching the faces of those who try it for the first time! Congratulation on a fine project!
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#4 posted 821 days ago
These bring back alot of memories for us older Gen X’er’s. you used to be able to put a Penny in them and it would walk its way down
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