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ForTyer wannabes
http://i962.photobucket.com/albums/a...29/vicepkd.jpg
http://i962.photobucket.com/albums/a...029/viceup.jpg
http://i962.photobucket.com/albums/a.../regaltall.jpg
http://i962.photobucket.com/albums/a...29/rnoname.jpg
Some inexpensive vises for people who might want to try their hand at this. If interested please pm me. The price I quote you will include shipping.
The one in the traveling box also includes tools and an extra set of jaws for tying real small stuff. It was made in India. The vise mounts right in the corner of box along with a material holder. All the tools necessary to get you started except scissors.
The 3rd pic is a Regal vise it is not a rotary and comes with pedestal and clamp. This is a dynamite vise for holding your hook steady. It is also one of the easiest vises to learn on. Squeeze arm put hook in release arm . Hook ready to tie. This has a rather tall arm mount. Mounting it in c-clamp allows wider range of adjustment for height.
The 4th pic is of a rotary vise that works rather well. It comes with a c-clamp mount. This would make an excellent vise to see if you would like the rotary style.
All of these vises will hold a hook and allow you to tie. I test them all before I sell them. If they don't work they go.straight into garbage. I am not a dealer or seller. But I do buy collections around here for the materials. Often I get tools that I have no use for.
Will be available until Feb28. I will then put them on Ebay. First come first served.
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