I used to have this wooden toy that was similar in looks to this mallet. Except it was about half the length of the bell part and had a hollow area. It sort of looked like a narrow bell with a piece of twine wrapped at the base with a ball that would just fit in the bell part, if you swung it just right. I loved that game! I might still have it in storage.
Hi Andy. Your wood-turning skills are superlative! This is especially demonstrated when making identical items such as the chessmen. I also love your creativeness in the designs you produce.
Brilliant! I got my kids a couple of air rifles recently and I was wondering what to do with all the spent lead pellets. Since they're deformed, one can't fire them again, but I'm not very OK with tossing lead into the garbage so it's been accumulating in a jar in my workshop. Excellent way to reuse this to good effect!! Thanks for making this video.
Hi Andy< wow your mallet is amazing, was the liquid metal encased inside to give the mallet weight and stability. Who would think a type of hammer could be a thing of such beauty. xxxxx
Love the lead pour at the end. Just to clarify, since it's solid, it doesn't act like a dead blow, correct? I'll be eyeing a few smaller logs and large-ish items in the shop this week to make something much heftier than my rubber mallet.
Wow! That is one gorgeous mallet! My grandfather would have loved it! 💜
I used to have this wooden toy that was similar in looks to this mallet. Except it was about half the length of the bell part and had a hollow area. It sort of looked like a narrow bell with a piece of twine wrapped at the base with a ball that would just fit in the bell part, if you swung it just right. I loved that game! I might still have it in storage.
Hi Andy. Your wood-turning skills are superlative! This is especially demonstrated when making identical items such as the chessmen. I also love your creativeness in the designs you produce.
Thank you ..Cheers!
that was a really cool making first for the wood choose and second that you put in the lead !!!! thanks for sharing this amazing idea !!!
Thankyou Kostas .. I ljust watched your skull challenge ..good job
thanks bro !! i was having no time bud i am try to support the challenge !!!
В одной голове и столько фантазии!!! От Бога
Brilliant! I got my kids a couple of air rifles recently and I was wondering what to do with all the spent lead pellets. Since they're deformed, one can't fire them again, but I'm not very OK with tossing lead into the garbage so it's been accumulating in a jar in my workshop. Excellent way to reuse this to good effect!!
Thanks for making this video.
Cheers
That is a good looking mallet! I love how that handle looks!
Thankyou ..
После этих видео я сам заказал станок!!!! Супер
Nice job, and great idea with the molten metal to add weight.
Thanks Sean
Tht is a nice mallet. Good idea on the lead.
cheers Lee
thanks for watching
Nice looking mallet.
davie kirton
Thankyou Davie ... needed to make one for next project .. thanks for watching
Hi Andy< wow your mallet is amazing, was the liquid metal encased inside to give the mallet weight and stability. Who would think a type of hammer could be a thing of such beauty. xxxxx
Thanks Elaine .. Yes it was to give the mallet some weight ..
Excellent craftsmanship..!
What was it you poured in the end please and did it have a purpose?
Okay, forget the part about what the metal was... I just read all the other comments then read the description... Oops ☺️
Love the lead pour at the end. Just to clarify, since it's solid, it doesn't act like a dead blow, correct? I'll be eyeing a few smaller logs and large-ish items in the shop this week to make something much heftier than my rubber mallet.
I think your correct .. I just use this for carving /chisel work it works well ..cheers Andy
Nice Mallet! What finish did you use? Danish oil?
Did the hot pour ever cause a crack?
No ..its fine
Una maza muy bonita.
Gracias Artesanía
how much weight does the lead add?
It depends how much lead you put in ..
@@AndyPhillipWoodturning About how much did you add u figure? 5 ounces?
@@AndyPhillipWoodturning 👍😀
Doubles as a potato masher!
What is the name of this transparent marker that marks the woods in the beginning fo video?
It is called a center finder.. cheers
Andy Phillip tanks
Wow! I could scare off Burglar with this!
Это оружие...
Thanks