Fly Tying?

[flygoddess]

That is it. You can make anything work, I have even used vise grips leatherman and stuck the knife in a log. It worked....sucked but worked.

And the rotary part.... Renzetti being the first, they are tiers looking for that extra and they came out with a vise that turns.

Both my vises are rotary. Do I use it all the time, no. It is awesome to get nice even tight ribs, to look at the fly from all angles, and as far as a dubbing loop, well, to me there is no other way that with a rotary.

It is what you get use to. However, it didn't take me long at all to warm up to it after tying for 10+ years on an inexpensive older model (no offense, but looked like the black one)

Another big plus to the vise you got which is NOT true of all vises....you can tie from #2 to a #32.

The shaft on a clamp model is longer, but a pedestal can certainly be used. It just sits higher.

But it all boils down to it is just a holder for hooks. We decide what we need from there and for what reason.

Here is the vise I use for shows:


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