Making 3 Types of Mallets for Woodworking

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Making 3 Types of Mallets for Woodworking
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[@tabhorian]

I am very impressed. Your lathe and sander are unusual to me, and you table saw is small. But despite that, you have proven that you don't need big, expensive tools to create useful, serviceable, durable tools that are really works of art. I admire your spirit. Congratulations on a job well done.

[@MrRackinroll]

Too many of the purest would have a heart attack watching you do all of this. I could be among them but then look and what you produced. They were great. Congrats. Ya, the push sticks Not so good. Would love to see whatever else you create. Have a great day.

[@HansZarkovPhD]

The lathe vibrates across the table like that old football game!!!

[@steveburke3]

They look great. That's the first time I've ever seen someone use a push stick on a miter cut though!

[@mikedkc]

Marvelous work. I love seeing those unprocessed chunks of timber running through your table saw - converted into well-designed, beautifully crafted working tools. Well done!

[@dianeernest1660]

Good job. I love your work A+

[@SidStrife]

Beautiful work and Great video.

[@NotonlyWood]

very nice mallets 😃

[@MarekTabi]

thanks :)

[@kk2ak14]

Very good job man!

[@rolandkuhn9066]

Excellent job. Would be a nice addition in any shop

[@CynicalDad81]

I’m gonna make the joiners mallet now that I’ve seen this.
Thx.
👍👍👍

[@emostorm7]

I believe the first one is actually a joiners mallet

[@lordskorpius1971]

Safety first folks. Eye protection against chipouts!!

[@brucemcnally3924]

Bravo!

[@cdgarcia]

Beautifully done! After watching your video I want to try my hand in lathing

[@craigbutler1959]

You using the mitre gauge and fence at the table saw scared me but you got it done.

[@heru-deshet359]

What a beautiful set of mallets! Hope you don't mind if I copy these for my shop.

[@blickberg8404]

Nice!

[@ashrafkhalifa4472]

Top work 👍

[@MarekTabi]

thanks :)

[@djmeda2700]

A Perfect job marek man's sleep Comes :)) good luck with

[@MarekTabi]

thanks :)

[@lewisworkshop]

Great job. Love your videos. Now make yourself a better push stick. Lots of examples here on YT. Much safer than what you are using.

[@reversegreenpotato]

nothing particularly unsafe with those push sticks

[@T25de]

mashed potato
Except they don’t prevent upward thrust...

[@bryanjones6546]

@@reversegreenpotato and he's pushing in on the cut piece while using a rip fence. Better ways...

[@reversegreenpotato]

@@bryanjones6546 I agree. The push sticks are fine though... that's just not the ideal way to use them. Some people might have better control with the other styles of push sticks

[@walterrider9600]

interesting thank you

[@benyoumans9072]

Enjoyed the video Only question is why turn a square. You have a table saw that easily makes an octagon . You spend time making square sides they have to fight them. Only one more cut on the saw would make life so much easier

[@MarekTabi]

Thank you for advices
:)

[@emostorm7]

Is that actually supposed to be a lathe it is it modified from something else? Homemade? Neat

[@jamesbarker9604]

Spokeshave would make your handle work much easier!

[@javiervillalobos3458]

muy utiles y fáciles de hacer .

[@MarekTabi]

thanks :)

[@lennyf1957]

The third mallet is definitely my favorite. So why is the tennon so short for handle on the second mallet?

[@Khapamgaming]

probably because it use a screw from top to bottom of the head, otherwise it would fly off at the first hit.

[@37Iulian]

Great job! What wood did you use for them?

[@janseres1566]

náš slovenskí diresta je na veľmi dobrej ceste :) mohol by si robiť aj vlogi

[@janseres1566]

a ešte jedna otázka čim si natrel na konci videa to náradie

[@MarekTabi]

to bol ochranny olej na drevo :D no neviem kto by tie vlogi pozeral :D

[@janseres1566]

no predsa tvoji verný fanušíci :D

[@danilmorris1]

It's amazing this guy hasn't been injured by table saw kick back. Crosscut using a rip fence. Ha

[@markusskov731]

Daniel Morris I agree.

[@thelyingscotsman7993]

Good video but did you know a Yeti is using your lathe lol.

[@banana6553]

can you make dying light dark machete???????? please i love this channel THUMBS UP

[@dude77313]

It's been a year. Do you still have all your fingers?

[@cheesegeezer5019]

Very nice 👍 i think i have the same table saw (Scheppach) and spotted your cheeky trick of stabilising the fence using the x cutter, very clever! Mallets turned out Great!!!

[@emostorm7]

Miter gauge, yeah lol

[@jlabate1]

Dude. Cross cut sled!

[@uberjeep]

Using the fence and miter gauge at the same time....Yikes!!

[@TheCAPTAINman128]

Whats the difference in their uses though?

[@adamsherman8187]

nice beard

[@MarekTabi]

thanks :D

[@Ctibor13]

Hádam vydržia dlho :D to posledné by sa mi celkom doma šiklo :P

[@MarekTabi]

hadam vydzia :D mam s nimi velke plany :D

[@yeeppyeppp441]

My rank
Dead blow mallet
Big mallet
Oval mallet

[@themegasexybasterd]

thanks for the vid! Please next time play some music , hum or talk Thanks again!

[@stgeorge6947]

So basically I need 300 quid for a lathe

[@emostorm7]

What lol?

[@Helsling]

Cringed every time his saw met the vise.

[@Gigithehuman]

[@tanhhuynh5597]

22

[@T25de]

All the safety guys are cringing hahaha

[@darnellsprmla47]

I think you can learn more about this on Stodoys.

[@joeframer9642]

Basic tools, no style. Typical diy junk