Part Four

The handle needs to be wrapped and set.

(Look here for the previous part to this build)

This is where I left off from before.

I want to put a cap end on the top of the handle, so I grabbed this scrap that came from drilling the holes into the mallet head.

It will fit on top of there!

I cut more strips from the thinner EVA foam.

I began to wrap the handle at an angle.

Rubber cement all the way down.

I easily ran out of strips.

So I made many more!

I had enough to finish the pole length and some double and triple wrapping on the ends!

There, I got that top cap padded too

LOL

I was even able to make a sort of beveled-looking bit here just under the mallet head.

I think it looks like a big hammer now.

This concludes part four. In the next one, I'll show you the inside of the prop as I start turning it into a hidden storage area.

Come back for part five!

@SaintChristopher

[howz about a follow, toots?]

See The Whole Process

Part 1: Mallet Head & Handle
Part 2: Foam Application to Head
Part 3: Setting the Handle into the Mallet Head

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