Making A Traditional Carpenter's Mallet

[@bradleytuckwell4881]

No bells and whistles just raw woodwork with a great tutorial well done cheers from Australia

[@GreenhillForge]

Thanks mate. Glad you liked it.

[@TerryLambert-w4n]

There's a lot of mallet videos out there but most are crazy extravagant. You hit a good balance between nice looking and useable! Thanks for providing clear, concise instructions in an enjoyable format. Best of luck to you.

[@GreenhillForge]

Thanks! This is the same style my great grandfather, who was a carpenter, would have used, although it would have been beech. Simple and time-tested.

[@historydecoder]

Yet another mallet :) But I enjoyed watching this. Very clear instructions! Looking forward for more videos.

[@GreenhillForge]

lol, thanks! there's several more on the channel already and plenty more to come. let me know what you think :)

[@jackskelton6773]

Nice job ;;;;;;;👍👍👍👏

[@GreenhillForge]

Thanks mate!

[@jimrosson6702]

Very cool

[@GreenhillForge]

Thanks mate

[@mark2talk2u]

Nicely done. One question: is there no need to secure the mallet head other than a pressure fit? Interesting?!?

[@GreenhillForge]

Thanks. Yeah, the momentum when you swing it only makes it fit tighter. You can also take it apart easily as traditionally you'd take it apart to store in your traveling carpenters tool box.

[@cherylwaters663]

Nice video. But, that workbench...No clutter??...Or is there a pile of stuff just off camera??...

[@GreenhillForge]

Thanks! Clutter? What clutter?!? 🤫🤐