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![]() Hello I'm trying to make a wooden carpenter's mallet, and I'm looking for a few tips on how to cut a tapered dado in each half of the mallet head pieces, and have the matching tapered handle fit properly in the tapered through mortise which I will have after gluing the two head pieces together. I'm using osage orange for the mallet head, so any errors could be expensive. I have tried making a prototype from some maple offcuts using a crosscut sled and wedge's, but the results were not so good. Now I'm leaning towards using a top bearing straight cut routerbit, and a template. My brain is a bit sluggish on this one so any suggestions would be greatly appreciated. Ken PS A google search didn't yield much in the way of technique |
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