Supreme Rotating Fly Tying Vise
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Perfect for any level of fly tyer, this rock-steady C-clamp vise securely holds a wide range of hook sizes, allowing you to tie professional-looking flies. Sporting a black anti-glare finish, the rotating head allows you to work on the fly from any angle while maintaining unobstructed and comfortable hand position. Equipped with interchangeable jaws, you can quickly change between fine, tapered, and standard jaws.
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Rated 4 out of 5 by Sailorwill Good value
Have only checked this out briefly but it appears to be a good value for the money. Well constructed and rugged. The three vise heads increase its versatility.
October 29, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by Redfish42 Great beginner rotry vise
This was my 2nd vise, my first rotary vise and have been using it for three years trouble free. I have read the reviews and some are pretty harsh, but then again they used vise grips or a hammer or abused or misused the vise. The clamps are great. The three jaws that come with it offer a wide range of options. I tie tube flies and it holds the tube fly adpter great. I tie trout flies and it works great with the full range of hooks I use. I tie a lot of jig heads for bucktails and saltwater flies. This vise is excellent for larger hooks and jig heads. The rotory fuctions is really nice, just wish I could adjust it to keep the hook or tube centered, but it's not what is made to do that. I am planning on purchasing an adjustable offset rotory vise this week and will keep this vise as a back up or pass to my son or take in the field with me. I really like it. I would recomend this vise to beginners and intermediate tiers and tell them be nice to it, DON'T abuse it, it will last you a long time.
May 14, 2012
Rated 4 out of 5 by GaryS Fly Tying Vise
Great item for the novice fly tier. Provides all the support and movement that may be needed.
June 6, 2011
Rated 3 out of 5 by culhanetyl ok for a beginner or camp vice
though i have used this vice to tie several hundred flies i have also had several issues. first the washer on the cam bent to the point of uslessness and the jaw pin is bent to the point of no return and finally the jaws are starting to develop a major notch which is really not good for a trout tier. that being said i have tied from size 2 to 22 and could probably go smaller . for 20 bucks what are you really looking for will work to find out if you really want to tie and is useable enought to keep up at a camp with the essentials incase of fly box finding freedom in the creek
May 22, 2011
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i've tried tighting the vise jaws with the adjuster and it won't tighten. how am i supposed to toghten this viseAnswers
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There is an adjustment screw in front fo the lever to apply the proper pressure for holding the hook. Reading the manual or onbserving a video about the fly tying vise will help you immensely.Top 1000 Contributor
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have the jaws closed spin the back thumb nut till they are close then open the jaws put the hook in reclamp and loosen as necessaryA:
Turn it towards you for bigger hooks and away from you for smaller hooks.A:
I just dial the round adjustment nut tiny amounts to get the right snug fit. The lever to clamp down it just that...lever it down and your ready to ty. It holds well enough to bend a hook.Details:
The description says it holds a "variety" of hook sizes. I tie mostly bass and saltwater streamers. Will this hold a 3/0 fly? If so it sounds like a great deal. I wish they would be more specific.Thanks!
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Per the Manufacturer, this product comes with 3 sets of jaws. The jaws will accept up to a 4/0 size hook.A:
Yes it will. Use the screw ato adjust the size of the vice prongs to meet the thickness of the hook shank.A:
Yes, it holds 3/0 and bigger. I own one and have tied even bigger.A:
It opens up pretty good but I cannot say for sure. I fish panfish mostly. I know it works on the walleye hooks I have but most saltwater hooks I have seen are a bit more stout. Try posting on Lake Link. A lot of good fisherman out there.A:
This vise will adjust to hold a 3/0 streamer hook.1 of 1
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