Rawhide Mallet
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Rawhide Mallet
The Rawhide Mallet provides a firm, controlled strike where a steel hammer would mark, mushroom, or damage the work. It is particularly useful with grommet-setting tools, metal dies, leatherwork hardware, and other bench operations that need force without a hard steel face.
This American-made No. 4 mallet is produced by Garland in Saco, Maine. It measures 11.5 inches long with a 2-inch-diameter head.
Keep the rawhide head dry and inspect it for splitting, flattening, or loose attachment before use. Reserve each striking face for clean work to avoid transferring embedded grit to finished surfaces.
What it’s for:
- Using Rawhide Mallet for the specific maintenance, repair, workshop, or household task it was designed to perform
- Keeping a purpose-built manual tool in a bench, vehicle, field, or home kit
- Inspecting and maintaining the working surfaces, moving parts, and finish
Materials & Construction:
- No. 4 rawhide mallet head
- Wooden handle
- Made in the United States by Garland of Saco, Maine
Specs:
- Product: Rawhide Mallet
- Style: Tool
- Material: leather, metal, tin
- Dimensions / measurements: 2" Ø; 11.5" long with a 2" Ø head
Care & Field Notes:
- Clean the working surfaces and moving parts after use
- Dry metal and wood before storage
- Inspect fasteners, pivots, edges, and wear points periodically
Pairs well with: bench organizers, maintenance supplies, work gloves, storage cases, and related purpose-built tools.
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