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A little something I made.

The Attic Woodworker

The Attic Woodworker

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Richard Berry
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Monasterevin, County Kildare, Ireland
I salvaged some brass fittings from a central heating refurb to an old house. I immediately spotted the potential and turned some offcuts into a nice mallet. It works quite well and has good weight and balance.

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Cabinetman said:
An attractive thing, do the hammer ends screw on?
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Yes. I cut the threads by gradually screwing the tenons into the brass fitting and then deepening the score marks with a triangular file. It was slow going, but I feel that it was time well spent.
 
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