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Swap Mallet for 2014 Pic 2 - Start with Log Pic 3 - Cut down to size Pic 4 - Finished product I got to send mine out west to a good LJ (Airframer) Hope it holds up well in experienced hands…

My turned mallet for the swap - made of oak, purpleheart and cherry. I carve out an oval shape of the middle piece of cherry and filled it with lead bb's (slinky maker for fishing), you can hear the bb's when you swing the mallet. I actually did a test mallet because I wasn't sure how well...

Been an exciting day for mallets to be sure… Here is the mallet that I made for Dan aka 489tad. The head is Bubinga and Rock Maple with an Ipe exterior. The handle is Hickory with Purpleheart wedge and Bamboo? pins. Had this in a number of states of finish as it was uncommonly completed well...

Made this mallet for jeff82780. The head is birds-eye maple and the handle is walnut. There's also a walnut strip going through the center of the head. It's a bit light-weight rather than a large mallet like others have posted.

Mallet Entry that I made for fellow Lumber Jock - Ripthorn for the LJ's 2014 Mallet Swap Since we couldn't research our recipient before the build, I decided to showcase where the mallet was coming from. Montana, especially the Missoula area, is full of rivers, fly fishing and beer. 1- Bottle...

These are the items I sent Pat (LJ Daddy Z) for the mallet swap. A maple carving type mallet, turned from firewood. A persuading mallet with a hard maple head, and cherry handle. Then a bonus try square as well, made from cherry. Didnt get very good pictures before I sent them off. As always...

Here is my contribution to the Mallet Swap. I sent this one to Woodmaster1 in Indiana. The head is made from Macawood and the handle is White Oak. The head is a two piece lamination in which I cut a dovetail in each before gluing to hold the handle so there is no chance of the head flying off...

I made 2 mallets, smaller one has a head made from Ash, and a handle made from Cherry with Wenge wedges. The larger mallet has a Red Oak head, and Walnut handle. The finish is a couple coats of Danish Oil on both And here's the mallet in it's new home

This was my submission for the 2014 LJ Mallet Swap. My first project other than tool restorations so I was pretty intimidated by the level of craftsmanship presented by my fellow LJ's and previous swaps. I'd had several scrap size pieces of maple from reclaimed lumber my dad had given me some...