Pioneer Limber Jack Dancing Doll
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- Weight reported by the author
- 116 g
- Print time reported by the author
- 9.09 hr
- Source material
- PET
- Estimate material
- PETG
- Estimate printer
- Bambu Lab P1S - 0.4 nozzle
- Estimate process
- 0.20mm Standard
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- Other Toys & Games
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Dancing dolls have been popular street entertainment for hundreds of years. They are thought to have been brought to England from Italy as early as the sixteenth century; such older versions were known as Poupées à la Planchette or Marionettes à la Planchette. These puppets, operated by a horizontal string attached to the musician's leg, 'danced' on a board on the ground as the musician tapped his foot. They were, and still are, popular street entertainment throughout Europe
I had a Industrial Arts teacher, 45 years ago, that showed me one like this, and our Industrial Arts Club went into production and crafted them in a wood shop. We made them out of pine, and sold them for $20.00 each for our club. We sold enough of them at a pioneer festival to pay for a round trip, chartered bus, 120 miles to the Chicago Museum of Science and Industry, hotel lodging for 2 students per room over night and the two club teachers, food for 2 days and every student in the club (all 8 of us ) each received about 100 dollars cash that was leftover in the end. It was a blast. I thought about this the other day and in remembrance of the club and that teacher I created this model to print.
To Build:
Insert pins (nails) into holes in knee joint, hip joints and shoulders
A Dowel rod goes in the back of main body, 18 inches long 1/4inch size
You will also need a tap dancing board, of 24 inches long 4 inches wide and 1/8th inch thick
Ensure the joints need to swing freely.
Enjoy