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Wooden Mallet

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This is a tribute to my buds Klaus and Mads.

I have being wanting to make one of these babies for some time and finally got the time.

This one is made from Oak, cherry and maple. Finish is linseed oil. Rope is spectra from old racing sails.
I like to under-cut the faces of the mallets a lot because I tend to sit/ stand low to the workpiece.
There are two bevels on the head, one for sitting and, one for standing..
The rope work is something I did 50 years ago and got reminded about it by Mads.
Enjoy.

Madts..

Tor and Odin are the greatest of gods.

9 Comments

Jeff Vandenberg commented over 9 years ago

Very nice.

Jeff Vandenberg aka "Woodsconsin"

Thorreain commented over 9 years ago

Very well done! Really like it!

CHRIS, Charlottetown PEI Canada. Anytime you can repurpose, reuse, or recycle, everyone wins!

shipwright commented over 9 years ago

I like it. The seizing is a nice touch but I would have liked it better if it had been tarred marline. …. Just me being a curmudgeon. :-)
Well done!

The early bird gets the worm but its the second mouse that gets the cheese.

Brian commented over 9 years ago

Beautiful work. The rope is a nice touch. I find myself using my mallet for a lot of stuff I never thought it would be useful for. Don’t be afraid to get it dirty or marred up. You’ll be using it for stuff you never dreamed of. Shoot, I carry mine in my bag with me. Laptop, notepad, measuring tape, mallet…. It’s useful, man!

Losing fingers since 1969

a1jim commented over 9 years ago

cool idea nice work

woodworking classes, custom furniture maker

lanwater commented over 9 years ago

very nice Madts.

Abbas, Castro Valley, CA

MaFe commented over 9 years ago

Lovely mallet my friend, I love the idea of two different cuts, clever.
Looks like it will be a favorite in the shop.
Smiles, thanks,
Mads

MaFe vintage architect and fanatical rhykenologist.

kiefer commented over 9 years ago

Nice little mallet and the two different angles on the head seem to make a lot of sense now that you explain why and I recognize the open handle style .
The wrapped handle is nice also should give a good grip .

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