June 26, 20197 yr Popular Post comment_194467 I decided I'd replace my old wooden mallet.................because I can't find it. I haven't looked too hard, but I have a feeling someone borrowed it some time ago. Anyway I used some red Oak, beetle kill pine (handle) and Paduke. The handle was going to be about two inches longer, then one inch and finally where it is........because that is what was left after I made a misque. Would you put some material on the striking surface, hard rubber/plastic or something? I only use it with woods or softer things. Report
June 26, 20197 yr comment_194469 That's elegant! I'm pretty rough on these things so I don't add any padding. Report
June 27, 20197 yr comment_194480 Very ornate mallet. Like Lew I do not add padding because I can always turn another. Report
June 27, 20197 yr Author Popular Post comment_194482 I am used to admitting that as I age, I lose things. I lost old Mallet and as soon as showed you the new one..........I found the old one I guess I'll use the old one and display the new one. Stuff happens Report
June 27, 20197 yr comment_194501 Very nice mallet, Ron. Glad you don't have to ding it up, now. At least, if it's on display, you'll always know where it is. Report
June 27, 20197 yr comment_194523 I'm in the process of looking for my glasses trying to do the PC with a magnifying glass is a real PITA! BTW Ron from what I can see nice mallet! Report
June 28, 20197 yr comment_194561 That's too purdy to use. You should keep it on display as Gene recommended. Of course, if you get the hankering to do another, I'll send you my home address. Report
June 28, 20197 yr comment_194562 12 minutes ago, FlGatorwood said: if you get the hankering to do another, I'll send you my home address. same here, think of it as field testing, will report back results even!!! Report
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