I was looking for a wooden mallet for upholstery, and this came out as one of the searching results. Will this work as well as wooden mallet?
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I really have no idea...this is for gunsmithing...metal & plastic parts....if that is any help
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The rigid oscillating edge belt/ spindle sander is worth checking too I have one and it really is worth every cent on wood I've never used it on metal. Which ever one you choose it's important to get the right sand paper
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NO not good for upholstery. Buy a good upholstery staple gun for that. They are cheap and you can get staples in regular and/or stainless depending on the application.
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Yes, we just did a trial set up. The stakes are really sturdy so I would suggest a good mallet.
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We use it on furniture all the time. As long as the finish on the furniture is not peeling, cracking, or chipping, it should work great!
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I use these shears with very hard shell lobster tails and claws, and king crab claws. I have had no problem. The blades are sharp and strong. I haven't needed a mallet since I started using the shears. The shears cut through cooked and uncooked shells. I hoped that helped.
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I do not like the mallet that comes with the Remo drums but I have one that a friend made for me with a felted head over wool. It is much softer and produces a deep tone on the drum.
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Yes, this is a wonderful sander and should work great. Also you can use sandpaper from other models if choose.
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I think this would work great on upholstery. You might gave to use small scissors at the seam lines but it would work well on the flatter areas. Nancy Jo
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I consider these to be strictly hand tools for use with a mallet. I do not think the wood/metal joint on the handle would stand up to lathe work.
1988683
I used it to make a porch rail; but I'd say furniture was the intended use. One caution, I was using green wood and the 1 1/2 Forstner bit was easily clogged by strands of green wood wrapping around it. I switch to a spade bit with better success.
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I used this unit with my compressor to lay 3/4 inch hardwood in a living room, dining room, hall, andthree bedrooms. I did not need a mallet as you do not strike the unit. Using the guide I set the unit on the tongue of the board and pulled the trigger. I pressed against the board as I shot the 1 1/2 staples but the kickback was very minor. I had no jams with the staples but was careful not to buy some cheap generic brand. Renting a unit would have cost more and I would have felt pressure to get the job done. I'll definitely use it again as I have a family room to do and a rental house that could use a new floor. Hope this helps. I used this unit with my compressor to lay 3/4 inch hardwood in a living room, dining room, hall, andthree bedrooms. I did not need a mallet as you do not strike the unit. Using the guide I set the unit on the tongue of the board and pulled the trigger. I pressed against the board as I shot the 1 1/2 staples but the kickback was very minor. I had no jams with the staples but was careful not to buy some cheap generic brand. Renting a unit would have cost more and I would have felt pressure to get the job done. I'll definitely use it again as I have a family room to do and a rental house that... » Read More I used this unit with my compressor to lay 3/4 inch hardwood in a living room, dining room, hall, andthree bedrooms. I did not need a mallet as you do not strike the unit. Using the guide I set the unit on the tongue of the board and pulled the trigger. I pressed against the board as I shot the 1 1/2 staples but the kickback was very minor. I had no jams with the staples but was careful not to buy some cheap generic brand. Renting a unit would have cost more and I would have felt pressure to get the job done. I'll definitely use it again as I have a family room to do and a rental house that could use a new floor. Hope this helps. « Show Less
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It worked great on our upholstered furniture. Had our things (most of which was wrapped) in storage for a year with no problems.
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I think it would work with wood. If it was me for wood I would find one that has a much bigger tip though
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I've only used it on carpet. It's the best for that. Never tried it on upholstery. Wish I knew more.
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If you do not already have one, I suggest that you purchase a really good mallet from someplace like The Container Store. All it takes is a good tap to seat the wheels and they will not come out.
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I used it on leather golf shoes and a micro fiber pullover, no problem. I have not used it furniture though and would do a small section first if I was you.