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Barn Oak Mallet

comments (2) January 11th, 2011 in Shop Tours

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Here is the wedged through-tenon. The dark stain on the wedge is from a very large nail.

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Mallet made of oak from a 200 year old dismantled barn. Dimentions of the head are 6 1/2"x4"x3". Handle is 7" long and secured with a wedged through-tenon. Weight is approxomately 2 1/2 pounds.

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HBest writes: Where's the shop tour?
Posted: 11:13 am on January 14th

John_Schaalje writes: Nice looking mallet. Reclaimed barn wood is brilliant; I have a bunch myself and have a few mallets in the works. Looks great.
Posted: 10:13 am on January 12th

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