You’ve Never Seen a Mallet Made This Way Before! A Fusion of Art & Engineering!

[@MASI_forging]

How aweosme. Well done 👍👍

[@BSIinventor101]

thank you so much

[@ThomasBinder-b6c]

I admire tools where beauty of the materials reigns. And in dayly work I love old tools which have served my grandfather

[@BSIinventor101]

me too

[@kevinpawpadawgmoore8175]

I just read through the comments and noticed quite a few of you bashing this man and his mallet trying to come off as some kind of woodworking guru, all the while I will bet that none of you that are bashing on him even took the time to notice things in his video? I would wager that what we have here is a jeweler who also has a passion for woodworking and is incorporating what he has in both fields, notice the small wooden 'vice" attached to the bench with all the different cut outs? Jeweler's use those for very intricate cuts, you never see him use a table saw or miter saw, just hand tools, again tools a jeweler would use. I think even though a small mini lathe would have been better, he made good use of the tools he has. It's really cool seeing others bringing two different hobbies together. Keep up the amazing work for you not only inspire me but others to challenge our shelves. 👍👍👍👍👍

[@CountDoucheula]

The spindle on a pillar drill isn't designed to withstand lateral force. This will damage your drill over time. There are better ways to make a drill powered lathe.

[@BSIinventor101]

thank you so much for watching and your amazing comment

[@ffff1758]

amazing work, without the propper tooling!!!! chapeau! regards

[@BSIinventor101]

Thank you very much!

[@TController]

Very attractive piece!

[@BSIinventor101]

It really is!

[@davepoidvin2364]

Very nice and I am really impressed with your precision work with the hand tools, engraving and such. Congrats. Dave & The Girls

[@BSIinventor101]

Thank you very much!

[@FatemehBorhan-z4o]

❤❤very nice❤❤👏👏

[@BSIinventor101]

Many many thanks

[@luisaugustomarques1951]

Belo trabalho. O encerramento do video foi genial. Parabéns e um ótimo 2025.

[@BSIinventor101]

Muitíssimo obrigado

[@Whichbindoesthisgoin]

Awesome wood engineering! I’m looking forward to your oak upgrade to the drill press chuck!

[@BSIinventor101]

That's the plan!

[@Il_Furetto_D]

Bellissimo..e senza un vero tornio🤝

[@BSIinventor101]

thanks so much

[@TheParkAttendant]

How I wish that you were my uncle, when I was growing up. Happy New Year.

[@BSIinventor101]

Wow, thanks! same to you

[@gregrice1354]

Now you've done it! You've made a tool so beautiful, nobody who loves wood will ever USE it! 8-D Beautiful job, great video. Thanks for sharing! Western Massachusetts

[@BSIinventor101]

Thank you very much!

[@PeterVerhas]

Do not complain afterwards your drill press is wobbly.

[@BSIinventor101]

i fixed it to bench by clamp

[@aleksey1962]

Happy New Year❤❤❤

[@BSIinventor101]

Happy new year

[@mac6435]

you think you're the first to turn a drill into a lathe? Nice job!

[@BSIinventor101]

thanks for watching

[@juanmontalva8379]

Quedo un hermoso trabajo, me gusto mucho la combinación de maderas y bronce........ gracias por su oficio, es muy inspirador, saludos a la distancia.

[@BSIinventor101]

thanks so much for watching and your comment

[@johnnyb95678]

Beautifully done! Happy New Year!

[@BSIinventor101]

Thank you! You too!

[@ozibes]

Ellerine sağlık ustam. Yeni yılını kutlar ,sağlık, huzur ve başarılar dilerim

[@BSIinventor101]

çok teşekkür ediyorum kardeşim. mutlu yıllar diliyorum 🤝

[@johnwooldridge9994]

I truly enjoy watching you produce these tools, they have a timeless feel to them. I just wonder as to whether or not the use of a pillar drill this way and the lateral loads involved would damage the drill? Respectfully John

[@BSIinventor101]

thanks for watching and your comment, i think pulley system is same not every lathe machines but some are same drill press

[@woutmoerman711]

I don't think it would damage the drill. But if the drill has a replaceable drill head it can come loose when a side way force is applied. This is the reason most drills must not be used for milling. I love this video and the result BTW! I might make one myself.

[@BSIinventor101]

@@woutmoerman711 thank you so much for watching and sharing your experience and thoughts

[@adeswdw707]

Perfect🎉🎉

[@BSIinventor101]

thanks brother 😍

[@chrisbellis4762]

Happy New Year. I thought the woodwork was superb and the engraving, by hand on the brass insert was amazing. Have you done others showing your skills at engraving ? I hope so. Thank you for sharing this with everyone. Regards Chris

[@BSIinventor101]

Happy new year! thanks so much for watching and your comment, i will share hand engraving videos on my second channel soon. link is in bio

[@avannava2922]

Hola,arias un tutorial de tu compas?,excelente tu trabajo

[@BSIinventor101]

thanks so much

[@rexgrant3297]

Nice work! I'm curious as to what RPM your drill is running..

[@BSIinventor101]

thanks for watching. between 600 and 6500

[@trevorkirby3781]

Thanks for reminding me you don't need fancy tools just ingenuity and talent to make lovely things. Now I just have to find some talent 😂

[@BSIinventor101]

You’re welcome 😊

[@Jeanbond2990]

Il faut bien croiser le sens du fil du bois à chaque couche

[@BSIinventor101]

thanks for watching and sharing your experience

[@rea59]

I love the mallet. You found a unique way to make it without a lot of expensive tools. Good Job! However I read the logo as IBS instead of BSI. The B is on top of the S and the I is on top of the B making it read backwards. Maybe it's just me....the only IBS I know of is a medical term.

[@BSIinventor101]

thanks for watching and sharing your thoughts

[@riksanders5606]

Fantastic. What an inspiring way to start the year :)

[@BSIinventor101]

Thanks so much!

[@AfricanSouthernCross]

Do you call that a mallet ? 🤣🤣🤣……it must be the lightest lightweight mallet I’ve ever seen 🤣🤣🤣

[@BSIinventor101]

thanks for watching and sharing your thoughts, it's 300 grams

[@AhmadSaeidan]

Verynicejobbehnam❤❤❤

[@BSIinventor101]

thanks so much

[@MikeAG333]

The reason we've never seen a mallet made that way is that it is silly, and produces an unuseable tool. A mallet is a utilitarian object, which gets beaten up doing its job. The only job that yours can do is to attract comments on KZbin.

[@BSIinventor101]

thanks for watching and sharing your thoughts with us