Reply With QuoteI'd check out this vise review at Fly Fish Ohio.
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Read the entire article or go straight to the summary. You just might become interested in a Danica Danvise.
BTW, my personal vise is a Griffin Superior 3ARP.
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Been tying for a little over a year now. I find that I am ready to graduate to a quality rotary vise.
Seems like I have got tons of useful info from you guys on here and I appreciate it. If I could prevail upon your knowledge once again.
What would be the most bang for the buck rotary vise available? I am not afraid of spending money for good quality. But sometimes a high price alone does not reflect quality or workmanship.
I realize that some of you will have a bias based on your history. That is all well and good.The vast majority of advice I have seen on this forum reflects thought and sound judgement.
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I'd check out this vise review at Fly Fish Ohio.
Vise Shootout
Read the entire article or go straight to the summary. You just might become interested in a Danica Danvise.
BTW, my personal vise is a Griffin Superior 3ARP.
Last edited by Pup; 09-14-2009 at 10:32 PM. Reason: Omitted word: Superior
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Personally I own a Nor-Vise and a Renzetti Salt Water traveler with cam Jaw. Like both a lot, but if you are not doing dubbed bodies and some other of that type tying there are several that are great. One is my Renzetti at $210 for the Saltwater traveler, another is a Griffin Montana Mongoose or a Peak at $140 or so and all of these should make you happy. it is more of what you want to pay, but make sure it has a cam jaw.Originally Posted by hays47
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I prefer something made sturdy, because I apply alot of force when tying hair with 210 denier thread. I already have a dynaking voyager, and would like to have an hmh vise as well.
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Buy the best rotary vise you can afford.One feature on my vises I can't do without is a cradle arm which holds your bobbin while you are doing other things.I have two Renzetti's and a Dynaking Voyager II and all have it.
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I have a Danvise and I like it but I would definitely get the extension arm. I haven't tried any other brands of vises though so I am just going on what I have used and I like it. Maybe some day I will upgrade but for now it serves it's purpose and for the prices it's hard to beat.
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I'm a dealer for Griffin vises and have them on my website. I have sold a couple of them to tyers here. If I can help you out just let me know.I myself tie with a Odyssey cam and love it. Attica fish just got one about a month agao and loves it also.
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I got a Odyssey from Laserdoc and I love it.
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I bought a Griffin Patriot from laserdoc. It is a great vice and GREAT service!!
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What are the advantages of the montana mongoose over the odyssey cam?
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