Lasercut moving skeleton
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I fixed my mistake in the second version, as you can see from the pictures, which showed the feet upside down initially. This jumping jack was created using athey's skeleton as inspiration, but I modified it slightly so that the joints work with paper clasps instead of rings, making it more durable and easier for kids to assemble. We're teaching kids about skeletons in a few weeks this summer, and I wanted them to have something they could make and take home with them before Halloween arrives.
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