Est. 1998 — 27 years of woodworking knowledge
"Infill" Mallets *LINK*
scottg
>Morning All
Well, they are finally ready. Heavy duty mallets like no other.
Solid steel, solid brass, solid rosewood. Stacked leather 250 high strength plastic 200. This is it, all I'm doing unless I lose what little is left of my mind.
yours, Scott
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Wow.
Bill Houghton, finally some rain, Sebastopol, CA
>Does "over the top" suffice? Truly pretty critters.
Re: "Infill" Mallets
Peter Hyde
>I don't get it! Why would you spend all that time and effort to make something you know is going get to all buggered up, dented and scratched. I think they need a nice caring home, so if you send them to me I will make sure they get well treated.
Incredible!
Re: "Infill" Mallets
Rob Brophy...lost in Niagara
>Hey Peter!
These mallets are damned near bulletproof...'normal' use won't cause any cosmetic damage.
I've had one for a number of months now (gloat)and it is sweet!! Stop by the Prop Shop anytime and hit something with it.
How's the hand?
Rob
How 'bout a write up?
Tom Colligan
>Real nice work, Scott. But if you're not planning on marketing it any chance of a how to make one? Tia, Tom.
Re: How 'bout a write up? *LINK*
Derek Cohen (in Perth, Australia)
>Hi Tom
Scott posted the How-To for basic version below.
Hey Scott, another masterpiece!!!
Regards from Perth
WOW Scott, Those look great!
Scott Burr in Ben Lomond CA
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