Two Ways To Make A Mallet - 238
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When you have run out of ideas for what to do with all the scrap wood. You build mallets. Thanks for the inspiration.
Excellent display of craftsmanship.
Great vid Jay. The removable head style is brilliant. I still have my favourite mallet I made 30 years ago, although it has had 3 heads and two handles 😉
Love these - simple and straightforward. Thank you
Nice mallet builds, Jay. I like how you showed two different ways to make them. Thanks for the video.
Jay,
Just started watching your videos... very educational. Your safety practices are wonderful. Your shop is immaculate. Your craftsmanship is exceptional. I'm not sure exactly why I didn't subscribe right away. But then, I saw the true heart...DETROIT!!!
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Great way to start my Sunday morning... a cup of coffee and a Jay Bates video.
It is supposed to rain all day today... and I've been intending to make a mallet... today may be the day. Thanks Jay.
+Scott L Very cool. Get to it! ;)
Nice work on the Mallets Jay. They look great good and strong.. I still have my one I made in School back in 1984 lol it's been a while but I still have it but I don't use it as much now as my wife tells me it's a part of my youth and that I should keep onto it... Thank you for sharing this video. It brought back some good memories from my school days.............
Got a nice set of chisels for Christmas plus a couple chunks of nice Maple firewood from my father in law; now I need a mallet. I’ll probably use power tools to make mallet #2 before using mallet #2 to make mallet #1.
Glad this old video came up on my feed. I just got a big heavy pallet made of oak, and now I know what I'm using some of it for!
Nice work on a simple tool build Jay. I like how you chamfered the handles and heads for that angled look and feel. I think it evokes the the image of those straight lines you're shooting for when you strike a chisel and it looks great. Thanks for posting such well made videos as well.
Great job, glad to see that you showed laminating pieces together to make a mallet. It certainly works and makes it a whole lot more accessible as a project for freshmen woodworkers.
+Dave Smith Thank you for the feedback. My intention was just that :)
I continue to be impressed with your editing. Really nice work.
+jsrcamper Thank you very much for the feedback. I do appreciate it.
I dig the half blind dovetails. Looking good!
+Ben Dellsperger I wondered if anyone would notice that ;)
+Jay Bates your channel and Instagram have been stalked lately by me haha!
Here in 2020, it's great to look back at young Jay. You can see the greatness underneath the hesitation and lack of eye contact. (And some damn fine woodworking, too!)
Great video Jay. I love the laminating method for the head as I don’t have a set chisels. I also love the tapering jig that allows for so much customization. Can’t wait to build the jig and the mallet.
I started watching your videos not long ago. You have come a long way, and I'm so very impressed with all I have seen you do. I myself am just starting, and hope to continue learning from you. Thank you.
GREAT project Jay. Once again, you show that there are more than one way to get the project done.
Really like the integration of comments on random flat surfaces. That's fun! Oh and nice work too brother!
Nice looking mallets, looks like a pretty straight forward build. Thanks for sharing!
Thanks for the tutorial. Just starting my woodworking and putting my shop together. I'll be making a few of these dead blow mallets soon!
Great vid! You can NEVER have too many homemade mallets!!!!
Perfect timing...been needing to build a mallet (or two). Thanks, Jay!!!!
Keeping it simple! Makes it enjoyable for us newbies, thank you.
Not sure if you always do this but I've only just noticed. Putting the saw info (width, tpi etc) up when you use the saw: I really like that. Very helpful info that you normally don't get in woodworking videos. Love your work.
+CrunchyMush It's the first time I've don it. I probably should do it more often. Thanks for the feedback.
Really great video. The meticulous way you make stuff is so good to see. Well done.
I like your videos, you cut straight to the point and don't muck around. Keep it up!
Bravo Jay. Well done. thanks for sharing.
Very nice man.
Thanks for the tutorial.
I've watched a couple of videos on how to fabricate a mallet and all of them are really cool, but I think this might be the simplest, yet very instructive, of them all.
Great video.
Those things looks massive! I like them. Nice showing how both methods will yield pretty much the same result.
Love the simplicity of the laminated version. Thanks for sharing Jay! - Gonna make one out of Walnut and Maple.
+Peter DeFazio Thank you for watching, Peter.
Love the simplicity of your approach with your professional style made simple for the likes of me
Great project jay with a lot of great tips!
Well done Jay. Both styles look good. Your patients and skill in the hand tools area shows excellent progress. I hope you continue to find enjoyment with your hand tools, and are ableto nicely blend them into your power tool work.
+Michael Olsen Thanks for the feedback as always Michael.
Great comparison between the two methods. Thanks Jay.
Great video Jay. I found and am going to read the build article on your website. I plan to make a couple of mallets for myself and a few too give away as gifts.
Thanks for sharing
Roy
+Roy Wrenn Very cool. Thank you for watching, Roy.
Very nice work. Practical and inspirational as well.
Amazing work and excellent explanation. Always thought about owning a wooden mallet, thanks for the tips about the tool.
You make it look sooo easy, Jay. Go Lions!
Great project! Awesome job!
Dude you're a seriously good teacher, nicely done! Going to take a crack at one of these mallets in the next little while.
I really like your workbench. I need to build one for my woodworking projects and knocking out bearings from my cars! I have always wanted a hold fast on a bench! 😍
That will be one of my next projects. As soon as my wounds heal. Nice Jay
I like the design of the mallet! Thanks for sharing. Go on!
Cheers
Thomas 🖐🏼
+HolzwurmTom Thank you!
Very cool mallets jay. Fun project. Love the look of the walnut ones. Nice work.
+Pat Donovan Thank you Pat.
Really cool video Jay. Glad you touched on the mitre saw safety; last week I released a video showing what happens when you don't support the work piece enough...not pretty!
The last one that I made was Osage Orange with a Red Oak handle. Mine is a friction fit. I love that sound of a sharp hand plane cutting a curl of wood!
Awesome explanation on this project!
Nice work Jay, love all your videos!!!!
I really like that second mallet. A bit easier for novices like me to have a go at. Thanks for the video Jay!
Really good mate. I am just starting woodwork and was after projects to make some of my own tools. Thanks Mate.
You sir are amazing! It's almost hypnotizing to watch you do your craft. As a very novice to woodworking person (when time and space permits) I one day would like to have even half the talent and shop that you have! Keep on sharing your projects, videos, and talent! Peace!
+Mark Hanson Push the snowball and it will grow :)
+Jay Bates "push the snowball and it will grow" I like it, well said!
They look awesome!
Good tutorial on making that style of mallet, thank you!
Thank you, you have the gift of teaching. I seen more how to make videos and yours are the ones that " I get it" thanks. God bless you
+tepic94 Thank you very much for the feedback.
Very nice Jay. When I get back from Japan I will make one.
Enjoyed watching. Well done.
Haha the Inception ending to everything now... yer killin' me Jay. :)
Well done Jay, it is convenient to have multiple mallet options. If you want some more heft in a mallet, Steve Ramsey has a video where he used led weights in the mallet head. Thanks for the upload.
Hey Jay, well done. I thought interesting the way who you made your mallets. The second way is easier than first one.
Congrats and thank you for sharing.
ZACCARO.
STOP!
Hammer time!
(Oh come on - somebody had to say it...)
Nice, Jay! Wait until you get done with your dining table. Some of that leftover hickory will make the last mallet you'll ever need to make.
+Mark Lindsay I've got a 3" thick slab of hickory waiting to have a couple leftovers :)
Looks great!! My first kind of shop project was a mallet, need to make another one soon :) 👊
Awesome...
Need to make some for the shop...
Luv your content.. your very helpful for people that want to learn the trade…
Much appreciated!
Nice work. Never thought of short handles even though you're right, we nearly always choke up on the handle. The second build was the method we were taught in woodshop long ago, ha ha I guess the teacher thought 8th graders couldn't chop a mortise. But I like it, lets you incorporate a bit of design as you say.
Easy to follow tutorial! Thank You for sharing
+WigWagWorkshop You're very welcome. Thanks for watching.
I thoroughly enjoyed watching the video and presentation! Thank you...Semper Fi
I just completed one of these hammers, made it out of red oak. Turned out very nice. Thanks for the vid.
This just popped up in my recommended, so I thought I’d take a look. It was great to see you make a mallet out of oak, but also especially interesting to see the laminated ones. I’m curious to hear how they faired?
Anyway, watching this has given me the motivation to try this. I have nowhere near the skill to pull this off and I have an old holy tree that looks a little too rotten, but I’m hoping I can at least learn something from trying and probably failing.
Another great video, Jay 👍
Jay's Custom Chisel Beaters. They look great.
+Ted Alexander Yep. I never know when I might have to use a little persuasion to get the chisel under the lip of the paint can.... ;) lol
Thats the whole point of sharpening your chisel Dave.
+Ted Alexander I have trouble keeping a pencil sharp. My dad would always say "If you want a dull blade, give it to Dave and ask him to sharpen it for you..." My dad could put an edge on anything. He was a butcher/meat inspector for many, many years.
Master Bates’ One-Hand Beaters
Every since I started watching ur videos I've started building, and I've got my self some nice tools like bandsaw, scroll saw and other stuff. Thanks for the inspiration Jay
Drawn out video I stuck with. Love the way you explain the minutiae. ( I strangely find some of these videos relaxing )
Very nice! Thanks for the tips!
Nice mallets and video Jay! Well done.
+Earl Davidson Woodworking Thank you, Earl.
Nice build Jay.
+Dustin Penner ikr? awsome
+Dustin Penner Thanks Dustin.
Huh, no thanks to me? I said the same bit ain't getting shit
+Bows and stuff I'm kind of a big deal.
Dustin Penner
thanks for admiding that. makes me feel way more important
Great mallets Jay. Thanks for the know-how video.
+SKiM0510 You're very welcome. Thanks for watching.
Hey Jay! I want to thank you for helping my wife out and sending her one of these mallets for my birthday. It was a great birthday present to get. Keep up the good work.
-Erik
Glad to hear it arrived, Erik. Happy Birthday :)
The 1st mallet is very similar to 1 that I made in January. I find that I am using it all the time. I like the feel of the mallet plus I seem to have better control than with a dead blow. Thanks for sharing.
+Ken DeHaas You're very welcome. Thanks for watching, Ken.
Nice. Have to try it Now.
Good stuff.
Nice job Jay.
I never thought about laminating wood together to make a mallet. I've got walnut and beech that I think would make a very nice first mallet! Nice work!
I see the red oak is still hanging around! :) Nice mallets!
Thanks for the inspiration, headed out to the shop!
+Dysl3xicDog Objective completed ;)
Thanks for sharing, I've got to try my hand at making a couple
very nice. I love the look of the firs one. Woodcarving with it will be a treat
+sa-maker :)
Great vid Jay. I like it.
Cool mallets! I like the laminate process on the second one cause I don't have a drill press. I might try one of those.
10:20, The tang is nearly full with the blade. Nice job as always!
Very nice video, Jay.
Nice work mate.
Great project. I might have to add that to my growing list.
+Karl Ackdamack Thank you, Karl.
Started following you too late, and missed out. Love that simple taper jig idea!
Very nice Jay.
Well done, Jim
+phooesnax That's right, Jim! (nick ferry)
Jay, nice attention to details, and agree two pc Mallet is more functional. Thank you
+Sam K Thanks for watching, Sam.
Thanks for showing both methods. Wouldn't have thought to laminate the mallet head. Now I want to try it out too.
+Matthew Stisher Very cool. Glad you might make one. You'll end up using it more than you think!
Great job Jay! Timely video, I was just staring at some reclaimed oak and maple 4x4s in my garage yesterday, so I think I know what my next shop project will be. Thanks!
Nice project. Don't you think it's funny that your chop saw is made by rigid but the bottom plate is anything but rigid! Great channel, keep up the good work :)
They came out nice. Look a whole lot better than the one I made out of a piece of maple branch cut square(ish) on my table saw. That was a whole lot more difficult than I had thought it would be....
Hi there from Portugal,
Nice Mallets :D
Thanks