Diresta: Gold Ring Mallet
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- Опубліковано 23 сер 2024
- In this episode of DiResta, Jimmy replicates an antique mallet using white oak and brass.
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at first I was a bit shocked to hear your voice because I am currently binge-watching and this is the first video I encountered hearing your voice. halfway through the video I found it really helpful and soothing - you have a nice voice man 😂👌
yeah! me too! I thought his voice would be part of the mystery.
Totally the same
Me too!!! His voice is so nice!!!! 😊
I was just thinking the same thing XD
Adeline C same
The brass is also really helpful in insuring the bond made by the wood glue. It also adds a little bit more heft to the mallet, which is sometimes useful. Beautiful work.
You've answered my question.
Aways great to have Jimmy narrate. Very calming voice that draws you in. Like David Attenborough in the old "Life on Earth" series. Even if you didn't care about the content the presentation was so enjoyable. DiResta happens to cover both bases: great content and presentation.
This is a valuable addition to my woodwork collection ua-cam.com/users/postUgkxkNYRBJuiJ6EwD-tQSAlxg0eFKsnR2cgz I still will rate this woodwork plan as the best in my reference library. It always seem to stand out from the rest whenever you go through the library. This is a masterpiece.
Beautiful work. Great video covering the information required to make this mallet. Better than most videos I have watched for the same project. Thank you.
I'm really liking these talkies you're putting out now! I've always watched your videos as educational entertainment, and hearing your thoughts and reasoning on why you do something a particular way only makes it better.
I love ur work, they look cleaner, more traditional and luxurious than others! Well done!
I dig these small projects because you make it appear to be something anyone can take a shot at.
I really like the brass rings incorporated into the design of the head, they will certainly add to the life of this mallet with an awesome look. Great build as always.
Not only is his videos interesting and
relaxing, but his voice is soothing as well. Not since the late great Bob Ross art painting videos have I said something like that.
I made a big mallet like that ages ago and absolutely loved it, used it for everything. But I was a kid when I made it, and I did everything the hard way. I've been thinking about how to make a new one for a goodly while, and I love how clean your process is. I think I'm going to borrow the way you cut that taper, that was slick as hell. Many thanks Jimmy. Respect.
Love these narrated videos. It's like a view into the mind of a madman. A wood-working madman, that is.
Another great job. You deserve to be very proud of your work. Thank you for sharing.
I don’t miss any of his videos - this video just popped up and i watched it.
That white oak is beautiful! Thanks Jimmy!!
Was great to hear the narration and your thought processes while working in this one! Really like the hammer and brass rings to not only strengthen but give the hammer that old school look. You and the hammer reminded me of your old "Hammered" TV show. Appreciate the reference to "Jack Webb" Productions. That was cool.
JIMMY, YOU SHOULD BE PROUD OF YOUR !!!!!!!!!!!!! YOU DO AMAZING WORK,YOU ARE A TRUE CRAFTSMEN !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Stunning results, loved the commentary and thought process
Get well soon Jimmy! I hear that cold.. Great stuff as always! Cheers from the other side of the earth
"Geometrically, I know that's parallel to the universe and the mallet."
All of space and time is Jimmy DiResta's plaything.
beautiful as always jimmy
I really love to see you building tools from scratch. I have absolutely no use for a mallet but I would love to own one just to watch it and touch it. I think I'm weird but I like tools.
Nice to hear the thought process behind the builds!!
well done again Jimmy. Good to hear your voice, sounds kind.
Keep on trucking, chief !
Love the new format where you are talking thru it.
Always the best! A man with real gold hands..
I love this format so much, I love his other videos but the commentary is spot on, great!
Really enjoying the commentary. Hope you start doing it on your other channel too.
Great job Jimmy, the Sanford and Sons record is killing me!
Your voice is so soothing! Loved the video!
Such a useful and beautiful thing made so simply. Thanks for all the inspiration Jimmy.
These kind of videos need to go viral.
your voice is very ralaxing sir 😂
I dig the narrated videos!
I like the narration.... much better than the silent projects. Nice mallet.
Holy shit this is amazing
And being able to know what's going through your head as you're doing this is even better
outstanding work. easy to see the pride and craftsmanship.
great project & video. Neat tip using the scrap wood and sled for the taper. I always learn something new from your videos.
I wish I had your ability, knowledge, tools, skills, work area, inventory, time, and everything else that goes into your wonderful creations :(
Nice mallet. I like the voice over work too it gives some insight in to your thought process and design. Especially when you were explaining about the lathe and going slow, good advice. Consider me inspired, educated and enlightened.
Looks great! Now I need to make one since I gave the bowling pin mallet away at Steve's Make A Wish event.
Hi Jimmy, I love everything you do. It did seemed a bit odd you talking over the video at first but you know what? I liked it. It was like watching a DVD with the Director Commentary on! Keep it up mate you are so inspirational, even to those of us over here on the other side of the pond.
The mallet is not to do any work, it is to be admired. Nice piece.
Great mallet! Wonderfully proportioned and visually appealing. I also liked the other mallet on the table on the closing shot. I was hoping you'd put your mark on it too.
Amazing Mallet Jimmy! Really enjoying the narration. Pretty sure you wont be throwing that one on the bench anytime soon! LOL!
"I have seen the old Gods go and the new Gods come.
Day by day and year by year the Idols fall and the Idols rise.
Today,
I worship the Hammer"
Carl Sandburg
+William Lutes hahah
I thought the exact same thing when Jimmy first mocked up the square bits.
+jimmydiresta You're my all time favorite designer and because of you I want to start making knives and many other wood and metal projects! Keep up the great work Jimmy!
he is the best maker I know in the hole planet I would like to be like him I wish I was just like him man 👍👍👍👍👍keep up the best and great work and keep making the videos like this plese love it
I like his one Jimmy. Well done. You should be proud.
great episode. its like watching a Bob Ross episode. (loved Bob Ross!) very entertaining.
That's totally what is!!!
Haha 1:15 "like that, like that, Like that" Haha i can't stop.
Nice design, I need to make a couple of job specific mallets soon and the brass rings are a nice touch.
Shame about the drive/live centre marks on the mallet faces but I suppose they'll fade with use.
It's something I used to overlook in my earlier lathe projects but now I take it into account and cut them off or mount the work in such a way that it doesn't leave them in the first place i.e. by using a chuck and a soft cover over the live centre.
To get rid of most of the sanding marks, I usually sand a finish with 180 and 230 grit sandpaper and after that I use the shavings of the turned piece to give it a nice polish. This way I usually don't have to polish manually and can go straight to sealing the surface...
That came out beautiful!
Another brilliant video & nice project. Thanks Jimmy...
more diresta videos!
Not hard to see why you're happy with that, Jimmy. Really nice job, as always.Thanks for another great vid.
this video was so chill
This is my favorite video yet!
Love the narration and the work is amazing
Awesome vid. I don't even care for this stuff but you had me watching the whole vid. Really interesting and gives appreciation to the craft, good job!
A slower recorded speed and a narrative is better enjoyed than earlier shared silent shares recorded at the speed of light.
Dude, that hole for the shaft spinning round on the lathe like that, I was so worried that it would catch one of your fingers! Geez!
Nice mallet though. 👍
Haha bang bang :D again an awesome video Jimmy keep up the good work! greatings from Belgium :)
1:15 like that, like that, like that.
+Robert Mcloud Yeah, like that.
+Nikolai chill it kool aid man
Sou seu fã, vc tem muitos talentos, tudo que se propõe a fazer, fica excelente, parabéns.
loving your work Jimmy
he can even draw a straight line without any ruler....
I can't draw a straight line with a ruler
ammarzaghloul55 lol
Clint Fernandez not kidding
+ammarzaghloul55 well ur ruler is probably broken or something
Clint Fernandez no i cant hold it straight
Beautiful Mallet and practical.
Order! Order in the Shop!
diresta love the commentary. do more of that.
Awesome job jimmy.
seeing the circles forming at 6:08 is so interesting!
Very nice! Something to be proud of.
The "movie logo" you mention is actually the Mark VII logo at the end of every original Dragnet episode, and it was Jack Webb's hands in it.
really nice mallet ! good job
Looks amazing!
Awesome presentation and project man. Awesome voice too. You sounded like mark ruffalo
Love it! I always pick up a good tip watching Jimmy.
+Make Something Notice his shirt?
+christopher Suttles TRUE!
There are DiResta writed in all over the place.
i love that you talk on your vids
Appreciate the commentary!
Nice work Jimmy, and I like the Pichuto tee shirt!
looks great i really like the appearance ! thanks alot!
Beautiful work
wow , you have very very good machining tools
OK another wonderful creation on the list to make... I'm gonna play hell getting caught up
Great Mallet Jimmy
Is there any function to the rings? Great video as always.
Wow lots of DIRESTA written everywhere
Looks great! I do NOT like brass...however, you're MAKING me like brass! The brass accents you use always look great!
+Bruce A. Ulrich What's not to like about brass?
+justfakeit888 I just don't typically like the look of it. However, Jimmy is changing my mind.
I'm liking the narration.
Barrel Shape lol Nice Work as usual!!
Incredible, once again.
Have you thought about making a small diresta brand for marking projects like this? Perhaps made from steel and carved out by hammer and chisel and dremel? Always fancied one of my own!
The hammer bang was from Mark VII Productions.... used from the mid 60's to the mid 70's
Hey Jimmy, great video - one question:
Did you glue in the handle or is it just friction holding it?
very nice to hear you diresta,regards
Well done! Nice tool that you should be proud of!
So amazing! Nice job!
Great video and really nice mallet!