Does this come with a Mallet? If not, how much will the mallet cost?
1535572
It would only require (1) good hit with a mallet to pretty much destroy the gun. It is trigger-fired, requiring no mallet strike to set the nail.
1535573
You don't use a mallet you pull the trigger and their trigger releases the pneumatic pressure
1535574
It doesn't come with a mallet but has a block of UHMW for shoving boards together. The gun itself is trigger activated so no mallet is needed.
1535575
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
1429302
No it doesn't, they sand blasted the outside of it. All though it looked like a used drum it is a little pricey for it. You are going to need a heavy duty snips to cut it or use a plasma cutter
561266
Yes it is detachable and that's how all gongs usually are. if someone walks away with it, you're gonna have to buy a new mallet (they sell it separately).
823771
Mine didn't, but I already had it. Check with Native Instruments. They do run specials where they give it away for free. When you buy and register their hardware.
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It comes with a template, but I would suggest buying the jig and using a router you want it done quick and perfect.
1689995
It doesn't come strung. I had mine strung locally for about $25. It's a great racket!
987459
Hi Jorge - The diameter of the base is 4 inches - the overall height is 2-3/4 inches - these are the best mallets i have found - tried like 4 other type & like these the best - Make sure they say Dynamo on the bottom - I have tried posers - they are just not the same !Bill
2034121
The basic comes with a rest and a pocket extension (gouges and skews--though I bought the Skew Attachment also) and 2 adjustable mounts. I like a fingernail profile ground on my spindle gouges. You'll need a Vari-Grind 2. It costs another $75. All 3 Jigs cost just under $200
831865
Yes, I still love it! My friends all fight over these mallets when we get together and have a hodge podge of the cheaper ones.
961015
The mallet that comes with it works great. You don't need another type mallet.
1069698
No it does not come with tools. It uses a torx bit to tighten. Mine is stamped with the benchmade logo, but I highly doubt anything about it is genuine benchmade.
561264
Yes, it's detachable; the mallet handle is attached to a string, and the string only rests in a small notch on the crossbar. That way you have the mallet free to hit the gong from any angle you might need. I didn't realize there was much of a black-market for gong mallets, though.
1776916
Mine did come with a wrench tool. I wasn't expecting a wrench to be included for the price, but it was.
458480
It is a set of two, but I wouldn't buy these mallets. I bought four pairs, and they each fell apart after about a month. The yarn is poor quality and they were wrapped just as poorly.
12337
Comes with one. Not as sturdy as the tool. Made of polymer and prone to breaking.
131697
I didn't have a recommended rubber mallet, so I used a hammer with a book to cushion and distribute the blows. I know this is an old question, but wanted to put another answer for those who are looking. =)
1656186
Yes, the mallet is supplied --- and it's much better of one than I have seen with other nailers that I have seen. Better tools beget better supporting tools...Peace.Lee