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Yeppers. I upgraded to a new Danvise from BTs. I will pass my old AA vise on to Grandson #2 who is showing a real interest in tying. I ordered the vise on Tuesday and had it here parcel post on Friday morning. Watched the video, set it up and tyed a variety of sizes and types just to get the feel of it. There's not enough O's in smooth to describe it. I'm tickled pink. :p Thanks Al an Gretchen for the fast service. Also thanks to Ducksterman for the heads up on a wonderful tool. Jim
I love them as well I have had mine since X-mas 2003 and tie anything from a size 20 to a 1/0. Tied hundreds if not thousands of fly's on mine and it is still going strong. Hope you enjoy yours as much as I do mine
Jim you bought a great vise. I've been tying on one ever since I started about 8-9 years ago. Can't beat the price on this vise.
It's an awesome vice. Ever since I got it about 2 years ago, I have not one complaint, other than it didn't make me tie any better :lol: Although as I continue to use it, I like it even more. Having a vise I like and on as comfortable to tie on does help in improving my tying skills.
John
I just got done with over a hundred flies in the last month on mine, I can't complain at all, great vice, good choice, enjoy...:)
Yep! I totally agree. Excellent "Bang for yer Buck!" Nothing missing but the glitz and
glamour. Take that time you save by not polishing it and tie another dozen favorites.*G*
Warm regards, Jim
I would also recommend getting Al's DVD on rotary tying...and maybe his book and maybe the other one by someone else that's out there[can't remember details at the moment].
There is so much to rotary tying that I think a lot of us don't really appreciate.
Welcome back, Jim!
I have Al's book and it's good if you want to learn how to use your rotary for its full potential.
Ron
Well I guess I'll have to call Al again tomorrow. I'll get the book. I understand I can get it signed by the author. Jim