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Sweet Coco and Birdseye Mallet

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Project by Gshepherd posted 190 days ago 717 views 3 times favorited 6 comments Add to Favorites Watch

Here is a 16oz Mallet made from Cocobolo and Birdseye Maple. The handle was attached by making a 1 3/8×3 inch long tenon. When I felt the tenon was perfect I sanded it with some 60 grit to give the Epoxy a little more to grab on to. The finish is a mixture of Varnish, Tung Oil, and Turpentine. Finished off with some Milands wax.

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ShaneA

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#1 posted 190 days ago

Beautiful, really nailed this one.

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#2 posted 190 days ago

Beautiful, but that is just too pretty to use and beat up. However, I fully understand and would use it anyway—enjoying every moment of it’s use.

-- John C. -- "Firearms are second only to the Constitution in importance; they are the peoples' liberty's teeth." George Washington

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#3 posted 190 days ago

To nice to beat up….......

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#4 posted 189 days ago

Coco and Birdseye, great combination of woods. You did a great job turning that…...

-- Brock, Illinois

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#5 posted 189 days ago

Awesome! Gonna mix some of that formula today and give a try!

Nice work, G.

-- tr ...see one, do one, teach one...

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#6 posted 188 days ago

That one would go in my display case beside the others. Really nice work there.

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J.C.

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