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matt garcia
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#1 posted 894 days ago
Very nice!!
-- Matt Garcia Wannabe Period Furniture Maker, Houston TX
supervato
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#2 posted 894 days ago
Thanks matt!
patron
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#3 posted 894 days ago
cool dude
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nice mallet !
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#4 posted 894 days ago
Thanks bro
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#5 posted 865 days ago
I use a mallet nearly exactly like this, only it’s turned from Maple. It’s definately preferred (for me anyway) over a purchased mallet because it’s much lighter in the hand and more comfortable to use….especially being a girl. I find the store bought ones we have to be a bit heavy and tiring for my arm after a while. Nice one :)
-- Heidi :) “The only source of knowledge is experience”
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#6 posted 864 days ago
That’s the best part about tuning your own. Mine is turned to fit my hand perfect. The weight is nice and I can see where store bought could be tiring. I also put a taper on the head to follow the arch of your arm as you swing. It works really well. Thanks for the comment.
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