Homemade Soft Faced Mallet - Scrapwood Challenge Episode Sixteen
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Since I started the scrapwood challenge I’ve been asked many times to make a tool. It makes sense as that’s what I enjoy doing. Camphor laurel isn’t the best wood for a mallet as it’s not that dense but for a weighted, soft faced mallet it will be fine!
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There's a million mallet videos out there, but I've never seen rolled up leather plugs like that. That's a brilliant idea! Well done.
Neil, you are an absolute craftsman! Huge respect for what you do, the imagination and skill..
The attention to detail like mortising the head to fit the shoulder of the handle is fantastic. It makes it look so much more finished. Great video, and I have really enjoyed this whole scrapwood series.
Cheers from Canada.
I love the double wedges on top! A small detail that makes a world of difference
Beautiful craftsmanship as always. Thank you for sharing your time and talent!
Man I just LOVE watching these with the time lapse effect. Something about the sounds is soothing. Go figure!
I agree! I'd rather hear the shop sounds than most music people usually add in their videos.
yes! he's such a good editor. I keep being surprised at how well he does with every project but even the video, sounds and editing process.
Fantastic build. I learned several things in this video alone. Thank you.
Great job again Neil. Keep them coming. I have seen all of your scrap wood challenge videos so far and have enjoyed them all.
Scrapwood Challenge, the gift that keeps on giving!
Another excellent project.
Thank you Mr P.
I love your work. Great end result, fabulous craftmanship
Very nice build. Appreciate how you demonstrated all of the steps and incorporated high speed play to move things along. Love the mallet
Great job! I always enjoy your videos & seeing "waste" turned into something useful is an added bonus.
I come here for every new video! You express excitement that myself and many others are feeling. I checked out your pictures.. they are great !
Thanks Glenn - glad you liked the photos! :)
Really liked the video, you are always doing little things like the charring of the wood and blackening the steel that makes it so interesting. You seem to find an endless list of things to do for the scrapwood challenge, which must be stretching you as well. Thanks again Neil.
Thanks mate - glad you enjoyed it! I've got a few ideas left, I'll have to see if I can keep coming up with more! ;)
WOW! That was amazing. I really learned a lot about wood tool making in your short video. I really liked everything you did. You did a great job with the head and attaching the handle right down to leather inserts. It's a beautiful and functional tool worthy of the craft.
Beautiful work. Love the high-speed sound effects.
Wood, leather and metal put together beautifully with fine craftsmanship.
Thanks for sharing!
Beautiful project Neil! You work with humble, common materials, but your finished projects are anything but common! Truly inspiring to watch you work. Cheers!
Love the details like the little recess/shoulder where the handle is inserted! Your skills and attention to detail amaze me everytime!
I love the craftsmanship and detail you exhibit with each and every video. I learn something each and every time.
Nice Job! I really like the style and design. The choice to char the head and leave the handle natural is perfect!
It is a beautiful masterpiece! Realy. The form, shape, color, everything!
I really love your scrap wood series. There's been a lot of great small projects presented in this series. Both tools like this mallet and items for use around the home like the stools you did. Keep them coming!
A well-made video, the editing was fantastic. I look forward to seeing some more of your creations. Thanks for your time.
A beautiful and valuable tool that you'll use for years to come. Outstanding!
Really beautiful. Amazing work.
Greetings from Perú.
That was great! I didn’t know which way you were going, so it kept me intrigued. Thanks for sharing!
You Sir are a consummate Craftsman. Thank you. It just shows what can be achieved with time and patience to.
Thanks. It looks like it would feel great in the hand, ready to work. Blessings to you and yours always.
Really enjoyed that. The pace and instructions are spot on.
Try putting the oil in a spray bottle - heat and spray, heat and spray to build up the coating I have used this method on cooking spits and squirrel cookers to protect the steel and keep it food safe. ATB
Amazing work. That kind of skill is a dying breed. Love it.
I'm not typically a fan of the charred wood look but in this case I really like the contrast with the light handle, it has this old barrel look which works really well.
I think I'm right there with you...usually, I don't like the charred look. It worked in this instance!
We're all so happy with that!
Had no idea the linseed oil and heat could leave a patina like that on metal. That's awesome! Great job, Neil! Looks amazing!
Just like a cast iron frying pan.
Any metal? Brass too?
@@bymitten1 you've seen door handles or cabinet hardware sold in the color "oil-rubbed bronze"? That color comes from a time when oil was rubbed on hot bronze to get a color similar to that. It won't be black, but it will be dark. Try it on a chunk of brass next time! Keep in mind that any oil rubbed hot finish is just that, it's cooked/polymerized oil on the surface and it will wear off with abrasion, just like paint will.
Always pleased to watch your work !! Just Woaw !!
@@ArcaneTinker thanks for the informative reply! I made a chess set out of stainless steel and brass (for contrasting pieces). After watching the patina being applied to the rings, I thought I could do that to the brass chess pieces! I have a few extra so I'll try it and see if I like it.
Craftsmanship and videography of the highest standard. An absolute joy
Love this technique! I never occurred to me before but I remember seeing these in my school wood shop. You know... with the wrapped leather. I'll definitely need to make one now!
the craftsmanship that went in to this was satisfying to watch
Awesome! Really beautiful work.. Thanks for posting.
Now that's craftsmanship! Just beautiful!
Hands down the nicest mallet I've ever seen!
Pask: I needed a private airplane, and I'm really excited to have made this one with a bandsaw, four screws, and 2 Rolls Royce engines.
This guy is an insane craftsman. Much respect.
Wow Neil!...Excellent Results! Thanks for Sharing the process! I ALWAYS learn something new from your videos! Have A Super Week!.....Gus
Every project gets better than the last! Love the contrast between head and handle. Great work 👌
Beautiful tool. Really makes you want to hit something! Seriously, GREAT JOB.
You proofed it very nicely in your videos that nothing is scrap. Love your work
Really nice job. Beautiful looking mallet 👍
I never thought about rolling leather up like that. That's really smart
A joy to watch you create.
0:25 That's real magic!!! (I love these details in your videos!)
Always fascinating, how much time and techniques you use for to make a projekt, that could be simple, to something very special.
Carving snake
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Yeah, but that takes away the essence of hard work... :P
Yea, I really enjoyed this project. I think I’ll build a couple of them. One as you did and one with more weight... lead...
Great project.
HEY JEFF!! :)
Andrew Engstrom hey !!! Good to see you
YES!!! MAGIC!!! Love this heated lindseed oil technich! Amazing work mate! Cheers Neil!
This might be my new favorite project. The aesthetic is so good.
Superb craftsmanship, well done mate.
Another great video Neil. Beautiful work! Love the look and the contrast in finishes.
Awesome! I loved this project! The video, the story, the details. What an incredible maker you are sir. Congratulations and thank you for sharing!
Thanks very much! :)
Hey there! I just wanted to stop by and tell you how much I enjoy your videos. I only started watching today but your scrap wood challenges are full of creativity and ingenuity and show your skill as a carpenter and maker. Keep up the good work!
Your scrapwood challenge videos are the most entertaining and informative of all the wookworkers i watch. Keep it up!
Great workmanship! It is a joy watching you at your game!
This is absolutely brilliant. And a true piece of art.
Absolutely beautiful and thank you for your video!
When all other channels go dry Neil keeps giving. Well done my man!!!
Wow, swing that hammer, bro'! That's a real beauty. Love the charred head and blackened rings. Looks sooo cool! Great job.
Great skills, technique, and design. I have put steel in my barbecue and then quenched it in used motor oil for that effect , like your method too.
Nice project. Great job making the mallet, and making / editing the video. You're a very good craftsman.
That is a beautiful piece my friend. Beautiful. Neat idea with the washers too!
Good God he sanded the wedges smooth! This is the greatest thing I've ever seen. You're a master of your craft man.
What do you mean, I don't get it
i love the scrap wood challenge! keep going with that. its awesome!
Good God! You are one of the most talented fabricators I have ever seen. Keep up the good work!
What a lovely bit of craftsmanship
I really hope "scrapwood Challenger" never ends! Great stuff Pask 👍👍👍
Amazing craftsmanship. True artist at work.
Interesting and glamour work. Good job.
Amazing attention to detail! It really turned out nicely.
Thank you for sharing your magical work. Fantastic job
Interesting and relaxing to watch . And a inspiration for others . Nice one mate!
Wow! I loved this video!
What a unique Mallet - and I really enjoyed watching you make it.
:)) Thank you.
Beautifully made. Thanks for the video!
How much sweat but also the satisfaction of a new tool to admire!!
Nice job, I enjoy your talent and craftsmanship, thank you.
Loved the attention to details, very well done mate. Definitely gonna add it to my to-do list. Cheers
Enjoyed that, Neil! I would have never thought to put leather rolled up and use it on end like that. Very cool! and that's a great idea with the washers for weight. I have two mallets I want to build coming up in the near future. You've given me even more inspiration!a
Absolutely beautifully crafted. Keep it coming
very good ideas
Amazing pask. Simply brilliantly made
That's one sophisticated scrap wood mallet, sir. Interesting techniques and great looking.
Looks really nice. Wonderful piece of handwork. It's too nice to use. Well done!
Thanks for sharing the video! It was a joy to watch! Amazing Job!!!
Mightily impressed, I studied furniture making (only Studied), and i'm impressed
Inspirational as always Neil! I find that it's a lot easier to polish the tube before you cut it into rings. That way you only need to clean up some burr and perhaps some occasional scratch mark after cutting it.
Brilliantly done, enjoyed the video; a wonderful piece!
Fantastic work here. Top notch craftsmanship.. and the intro skit was worth admission lol.. subscribed!
Just watched again for the second time excellent work should be so proud of yourself
That is an absolutely beautiful piece well done sir.
Great video as usual Pask. Already looking forward to next week!
That was great. Beautiful piece. Love your shop.
That's one fine looking mallet, nice job. Keep up the good work!
Great job!, congratulations from Spain....Olé!!
Fantastic piece of art, such a skilled craftsman!
Patience & Persistence Neil, great tool for super results 🍻👍👍👍👍👍
You never cease to amaze me! You are a wood working god!!