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The handle is tapered in such a way that the head tends to tighten with use and the striking faces are angled to present a '''[[Squareness|Square]]''' surface to the chisel when struck. | The handle is tapered in such a way that the head tends to tighten with use and the striking faces are angled to present a '''[[Squareness|Square]]''' surface to the chisel when struck. | ||
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* '''Mallets''' with a head size of 4-5 inches (100mm - 125mm) are a suitable size for most work in '''[[Design and Technology]]'''. | * '''Mallets''' with a head size of 4-5 inches (100mm - 125mm) are a suitable size for most work in '''[[Design and Technology]]'''. | ||
Revision as of 15:55, 14 May 2016
Description
Carpenter's Mallets are usually made of Beech. They are the traditional tool used for striking Wood Chisels for example.
Features and Uses
The handle is tapered in such a way that the head tends to tighten with use and the striking faces are angled to present a Square surface to the chisel when struck.
DT Online Buyers' Guide
- Mallets with a head size of 4-5 inches (100mm - 125mm) are a suitable size for most work in Design and Technology.
 
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