Kangaroo Plans
G'day Mates! Kangaroo Jack is a little more complicated to make but really worth the effort,
a real cutie! I guess
about 2 hours each to make. I use 1 3/4 inch thick cherry but you could use other wood, even thinner. The
tools I use are a bandsaw with a 1/8" blade (easier than a scroll saw)
and a 4 inch X 36 inch stationary belt sander, and a Dremel rotary tool for the little touchups. Again yes, a drill press helps too.
The arms and legs can be adjusted, to have him pose in different positions.
When you finish making him
you'll want to make another one. 
I may have overdone it
with these plans, two sheet of instructions, two with the plans, and lots
of photos, various stages of construction. Any problems at all, email me &
I'll be glad to help. Be sure to check out my how to do it Clamp Assistant
These plans run $8.95 postage paid in the USA. As a special to my friends in Australia, I'll pay the postage on this one.
I only have a couple made so far, click here, I'll have them soon...
Tell a friend about the kangaroo plans!
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