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FAQ.... Frequently Asked Questions
How do I
order ?
Just send me an email with your address details
and Credit card info (Use this email link)
Mike@TerminatorMallets.co.nz
(Phone your visa bits through if you like)
This will only affect you if you want a
round handle.
Hammergrip Hammergrip
handles come in one contoured size. (Oval cross section approx
34mm at widest )
So if you want a round handle.
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Find a handle that you like.
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Wrap a piece of paper around it.
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Make a mark through the top layer of
paper (poke a sharp pencil through it.)
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Now unwrap the paper strip and
measure the distance between the two holes.
For handle
diameter, please use
this table.....
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Diameter mm (across) |
28mm |
30mm |
32mm |
34mm |
36mm |
38mm |
40mm |
42mm |
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Circumference mm (around) |
88mm |
94mm |
100mm |
107mm |
113mm |
120mm |
126mm |
132mm |
Note that 34mm is the widest "normal" handle. It is easy to increase
this size with foam backed bindings.
From the top
of the handle to the ground.
The best length for you will depend on the grip
that you use and your playing style. Solomon's grip is
usually longer than Standard grip, and Irish grip
will be shorter than that.
Solomons grip and Standard grip,
if you are about 1.73m (5'8") tall, then standard length is
910mm (36").
Irish Grip standard length will be
between 810mm and 860mm (32"~34")
For
handle length,
please use this table...
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Length
in mm |
810mm |
860mm |
920mm |
940mm |
970mm |
1000mm |
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Comparison in inches |
32" |
34" |
36" |
37" |
38" |
40" |
Terminator pricing
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Removing your head
ouch!
When the time comes to get the head off your Terminator Mallet,
• Unscrew the screw about 8mm (1/4") protruding from the bottom of the head,
• Now, find a smooth, hard surface (like some smooth concrete)
• and holding the mallet by the top of the handle, dangling vertically, 10 cm
(4") above the surface,
• jerk the mallet downwards so the screw smacks into the hard surface.
• If you did it right, the head will have jumped down the shaft a little bit.
• Extend the screw a bit more, and repeat.
When I get a really stubborn one, I use a longer screw (8mm metric from your
local hardware store) to lessen the risk of damaging anything.
You might think that whacking the screw with a hammer would have the same
effect.
SADLY, many things can go seriously wrong with that approach.
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