Hello friends! 🙂 I have wanted to build a wood mallet for a long time. Here it is! ► For more details check out my website: allflavorworkshop.com/ ► ALL Woodworking Plans: allflavorworkshop.com/woodworking-plans/ 🛠 All My Tools & Gear: allflavorworkshop.com/tools-and-resources/ Check out the description for more details. 👆
I showed your mallet to my wife and the first thing that she said was it’s too beautiful to be used. If she thinks that it’s too beautiful too use then it definitely is. By any chance do you ever sell patterns on how to build things, it’s a great way to make extra money since you build things anyway.
Thanks Navarro 🙂 Haha, thinking the same. I'll either make a nice place for it or I need to start using it. ;) No, not at the moment. I don't have the plans/patterns available for purchase. But thank you, yes, that is something I have been considering. 👍
@@chefou8778 I've been on a real binge of this guy's videos, and think I've got it figured out. That's a surfacing router bit being used to flatten that section. Look for his video/page about "Multi Purpose Router Jig | Dados, Mortises, Surface Flattening"
Hey Nicholas, I see. I am using the router to trim the herringbone panel to the desired width as well as to smooth the surface to make it perfect for glue up. I am using this router base I built - it's great exactly for these purposes :)
Hello :) I am using the router to trim the herringbone panel to the desired width as well as to smooth the surface to make it perfect for glue up. I have a video for this jig. Hope it helps - ua-cam.com/video/VF97annYc6w/v-deo.html
This is amazing work.. I love it! What are the dimensions of the plywood pieces you used to make the herring bone pattern? It looks like you mentioned 9mm plywood, but it looks more like 19mm? Beautiful craftsmanship 👍
Hello there, it is coming from a 9mm thick plywood sheet. I cut strips to around 22 mm, turned them and glued them together. Add a some buffer for sanding and shaping the handle. :)
this is beautiful! I've been buying up small boards of various exotic woods at a rockler store that I recently discovered in my city and now I know what they need to be used for! purpleheart, curly maple, wenge, canarywood....thank you for this video! It truly inspired me to go make one of these myself!
Hello friends! 🙂 I have wanted to build a wood mallet for a long time. Here it is!
► For more details check out my website: allflavorworkshop.com/
► ALL Woodworking Plans: allflavorworkshop.com/woodworking-plans/
🛠 All My Tools & Gear: allflavorworkshop.com/tools-and-resources/
Check out the description for more details. 👆
It's so pretty I'd be frightened to use it. 😂
I've been thinking about that too :) but I built it to use it. So I need o overcome the first project :)
Did you not clamp the plywood herringbone pieces, or is it just not in the vid? Looks amazing, about to start on my own version.
I showed your mallet to my wife and the first thing that she said was it’s too beautiful to be used. If she thinks that it’s too beautiful too use then it definitely is. By any chance do you ever sell patterns on how to build things, it’s a great way to make extra money since you build things anyway.
Thanks Navarro 🙂 Haha, thinking the same. I'll either make a nice place for it or I need to start using it. ;) No, not at the moment. I don't have the plans/patterns available for purchase. But thank you, yes, that is something I have been considering. 👍
What are you doing with the router during the herringbone pattern section (1:43 & 2:05)
I have the same question ! Would it be possible to make a short video how to build this quick jig ?
@@chefou8778 I've been on a real binge of this guy's videos, and think I've got it figured out. That's a surfacing router bit being used to flatten that section. Look for his video/page about "Multi Purpose Router Jig | Dados, Mortises, Surface Flattening"
Hey Nicholas, I see. I am using the router to trim the herringbone panel to the desired width as well as to smooth the surface to make it perfect for glue up. I am using this router base I built - it's great exactly for these purposes :)
Hello :) I am using the router to trim the herringbone panel to the desired width as well as to smooth the surface to make it perfect for glue up. I have a video for this jig. Hope it helps - ua-cam.com/video/VF97annYc6w/v-deo.html
Great job. Thanks so much for the video. I plan to make one
Stunning mallet, Lukas! Really beautiful work! 😃
Stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊
Thank you so much :) Are you building a mallet too? ;)
@@AllFlavorWorkshop As soon as I can, absolutely! 😊
Замечательная идея и хорошая работа. Приятно смотреть всю работу от начала до конца!
Haha, thanks Alexey :)
This is amazing work.. I love it!
What are the dimensions of the plywood pieces you used to make the herring bone pattern? It looks like you mentioned 9mm plywood, but it looks more like 19mm?
Beautiful craftsmanship 👍
Hello there, it is coming from a 9mm thick plywood sheet. I cut strips to around 22 mm, turned them and glued them together. Add a some buffer for sanding and shaping the handle. :)
this is beautiful! I've been buying up small boards of various exotic woods at a rockler store that I recently discovered in my city and now I know what they need to be used for! purpleheart, curly maple, wenge, canarywood....thank you for this video! It truly inspired me to go make one of these myself!
This s a beautiful mallet. I have some scraps of all the materials you used, so i guess I better build one. Keep up the great work projects.😉
Thanks Charles! let me know how it works out for you. :)
meu amigo, trabalho sensacional!
Muchas gracias Silvia :) 🙃
Wow how inventive, job well done - way to go! Cheers
Thank you very much!🙂
Beautiful workmanship
Much appreciated :)
Fantastic looking mallet thanks for sharing real skill
Thank you too, Chris :)
Just the handle piece is an amazing wonderful piece of art.
Thank you very much! I really appreciate it. I am glad you like it 🙂 Are you making one yourself?
I'll make one, of course. This is a good inspiration and I hope to do good work like yours
Beautiful design 😍😍
thanks mate :)
Magnifique