Good first tying vice
Re: Good first tying vice
My first vice was a Renzetti Traveler and it still gets used when I am on the road. I currently switch back and forth between a Dyna King Barracuda Jr. and a Renzetti Presentation series vise. Both are in-line rotary, which is in my opinion the only way to tie.
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Re: Good first tying vice
I use the Nor-Vise. Very well built and easy to use.
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Re: Good first tying vice
I have had 8-9 different vises over the last 40 years from $50 to $450.. I am currently using the Peak rotary vise (~$140.) and I believe it is the best vise I have ever used. I tie about 500 doz. flies each year. I have found that the midge jaws works great for every thing that I tie from size 8 to 22.
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Re: Good first tying vice
This thread is still around??? I started it 4 years ago! How time flies when you are tying flies....
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Re: Good first tying vice
I got a Peak vise for Chrisrmas and started tying. Very pleased with the vice.