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Turning a Carver's Mallet and a Wooden Assembly Hammer

Issue: June 2012
Posted Date: 4/17/2012

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This is a nice beginning spindle exercise that is good for beginning turners. While the carver’s mallet is straight spindle turning, the assembly hammer includes some unique lathe drilling techniques that are not easily accomplished on a drill press.

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