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A few mallets I turned the other day… one on the left was turned wet from a chunk of a bradford pear that was cut down in the neighborhood, the other was a dry chunk of poplar.
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scrappy
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posted 127 days ago
Nice solid mallets. Is the Poplar one heavy enough to be effective? Poplar allways seemed like a lighter wood to me.
Like the burn line accents.
Scrappy
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a1Jim
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posted 127 days ago
ooo nice great job
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cotfessi
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posted 127 days ago
yeah, the poplar is way to light…. just had a scrap chunk in the shop so i thought i would use it as practice. The lathe is still so new to me…
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posted 126 days ago
They look to good to use.
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jockmike2
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posted 125 days ago
Light mallets are needed too. Nice looking mallets. For that light touch.
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