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4-1/2" Beechwood Mallet

4.710 ReviewsSKU: 83R02.02
$23.50
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What We Love About This Item:

  • Solid beechwood carpenter's mallet.
  • Measures 4-1/2" and weighs 19 oz.
  • The larger of the two mallets in our Beechwood Carpenter's Mallets set.
Selected option: 4 1/2"
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4-1/2" Beechwood Mallet

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Description

At 4 ½” and 19 oz., this is the larger of two mallets offered as our Solid Beechwood Carpenter’s Mallets set (83R02.03.GP)

Overall rating: 4.7 / 5 from 10 reviews.

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Must Have for Chiseling

"pure quality. . . . . really makes a difference in chiseling. . . . . . had no idea how much better and easier it would be with a wooden mallet"

— MICHAEL R. (5/5)

Beech Mallet

"Good balance and weight"

— Doug K. (5/5)

Solid hammer

"Great mallet, beautiful craftsmanship."

— L C. (5/5)

The only reason I didn't

"The only reason I didn't rate this with 5 stars is because I have not had a chance to use it yet. The mallet is well built and feels good in the hand. Seems to meet the typical high quality of other Garrett Wade product."

— ARTHUR S. (4/5)

Awesome!

"I use this more than I thought I would. Customer service was rude upon order inquiry as it took days to ship."

— David D. (5/5)

Beechwood Mallet

"Loved the quality. The handle could have been slightly longer."

— Anonymous (4/5)

Nice quality mallet. A good replacement for my old one that finally died

"So my old one was pretty abused on both faces. I have used a round, hard rubber mallet, but I found that I just like the feel of a wooden one more often."

— Anonymous (5/5)

Beechwood mallet

"Perfect weight and size for our kind of work."

— Anonymous (5/5)

A great mallet but needs chamfers.

"I needed a wooden mallet to seat axe wedges on some vintage heads I'm restoring. Overall, it's a great mallet but the mating edges of the handle and head really need chamfers to ensure long term tool life without damage. I used a file to cut 45° angles on the handle and the top and bottom edges of the head. Only took about 15 minutes and it's much easier mount or remove the head now. When I first received the mallet, it took a few hard whacks with a dead blow hammer to knock the handle loose."

— Anonymous (4/5)

Excellent design & manufacture

"I made a traditional mallet like this in wood shop school over 50 years ago. This one is almost a replica & works as well as my original. Is very ergonomic. With a handle length that allows a close grip for light work & a longer grip for more heavy work. Thanks for a great tool"

— Anonymous (5/5)

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