what kind of wood are the mallets/
504971
North Meadow does not specifically state what type of wood the mallets are made from other than "hard wood." However, they are the nicer part of this set in comparison to the balls. The mallets are very nice, well-balanced, and feel good in the hand.
993683
They are solid wood...some kind of hard pine or birch I think. (Don't count on my tree species identification :-) ..but certainly solid wood)
412508
This wood was harvested in Michigan, but I don't know the Janka hardness number. We often sell the beech bowls in a chopping bowl set with a mezzaluna knife and 12 inch beech bowl, they are very popular.
966919
Yes, we just did a trial set up. The stakes are really sturdy so I would suggest a good mallet.
664551
The mallet provided does the job well. It is a good starting point but I am on the lookout for a better quality mallet which will include trying to make my own from heavier handle materials.
366372
I'm in USA and not sure of where sword was made or what wood was used. It has a reddish stain and appears to be a light colored wood. It seems to be fairly hard, something like oak. I bought for grandson. He hits things and it has held up good.
1195438
I don't know what kind of wood exactly but you can contact the company. I contacted the company for my questions before I purchased. They're pretty good about getting back to you quickly.
1478052
Wood. Love it!! Actually looks even nicer than online. Very classy!! Highly recommend
370195
It's called dymondwood. It appears to be almost a rosewood that has been varnished. It's really nice. Does not look or feel synthetic in any way. Go to youtube and search buck ranger skinner for in depth reviews and you'll be able to see exactly how it is. Hope this helps
1505044
A type of plywood used. Not solid hardwood, I just found out by bumping a corner a saw a thin layer of piece come off.
1733453
im not sure, like a fake wood.they are nice for the price although I recommend scotch garding them they don't clean up well
744659
Hi! Sorry, I don't have the literal dimensions, but my middle schooler plays this mallet in band on a marimba. It has a nice, rich sound, although it is VERY soft. If I had to guess, I'd say it's about the size of a persimmon, if that helps you picture it! The mallet sticks themselves just barely fit in her backpack without having to leave the head out of the zipper.
638843
There is a grip on back side where you can attach the mallet. My little one does it every time he finishes playing it :)
831864
yes I would give it the same rating today. the quality is good for what it is intended for. I have not tried to use the mallets for driving the stakes in the ground or splitting cord wood nor would I recommend it, but for fun in the back yard its great.
760409
It is made of a hardwood called Monkeypod. The wood is beautiful with striking color differences.
869031
Plywood and Hardwood Frame. The hardwoods are "lighter" species - looks like Poplar or similar.
1564722
My guess would be some sort of thin Lacquer. I sanded mine down a bit, and they ARE wood, although not a strong hardwood such as Oak. I re-coated mine with several coats of high gloss lacquer ans they look GREAT.