I may have a problem

[Paul Incognito]

So...I decided I needed a big wooden hammer to beat on things with.
It turns out making hammers is lots of fun...
PI

[Andrew Recher]

So....
It turns out making hammers is lots of fun...
PI

So is beating on things...Nice hammers/mallets. I have a couple of projects of this sort on my list.

[Bob Vallaster]

"...I needed a big wooden hammer to beat on things."
It's called 'hammer therapy,' and it's good for what ails you.

BobV

[glenn bradley]

This is not a problem; it is confirmation that you don't suffer from hammer-itis. Nice looking beaters.

P.s. for added benefit, try yelling at the top of your lungs while beating on things. Really gets the juices flowing.

[Bob Glenn]

"...I needed a big wooden hammer to beat on things."
It's called 'hammer therapy,' and it's good for what ails you.

BobV

Smashing idea, ole boy!

[Jim Koepke]

Nice mallets.

Have made a few. Definitely want to make more.

jim

[harry strasil]

When you really need THERAPY, find a nice big ole hedge (Osage Orange) Corner post and make a Beetle. And don't forget to Band the ends with iron bands and make some appropriate nails to fasten them on with!

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v81/irnsrgn/wood/Bbox11.jpg

[harry strasil]

My shop Beaters, there are 5 more in my demo shop kit.

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v81/irnsrgn/wood/beaters.jpg

[Mark Stutz]

Jr.
How did you get that middle one battery powered? :cool:;)

[Matt Ranum]

And here I was thinking that 9v cordless is kind of a thing of the past.:D

[Paul Incognito]

Thanks everybody.
Jr, that is some collection you've got there.
Lets see some other folks' hammers!
PI