tying vise

[Garic]

does anyone know of a true inline rotary vice using the lever type jaws such as this??? http://www.hero.be/HeroOutdoor/N_fra...N_art_509.html

[TomTrout]

Garic,

That's a copy of the Regal Vice. The Regal Co has a few different models including a rotary but I don't believe that they make an inline rotary vice. It's a great vice holds larger hooks well. If you tie many small flies 32-20 there isn't alot of room around the jaws. Sorry but I wouldn't recommend to anyone in buying a knockoff. Get a Regal.
If you really need an inline rotary vice Rensetti is the way to go. IMO

Tom

[Garic]

yeah I know about the regal vises, I was just using that pic as an example in case I didn't describe clearly what I was looking for. If I can' t find a proprietary vise I may have a go at modifying one I have already

[WarrenP]

As Tom suggested....I would not recommend the Regal "knock offs". They just do not work as smoothly as a true Regal. I have the Regal and really enjoy it. I also have the Renzetti Traveler which is rotary. Regal came out with a rotary, but, I have no experience with it, so I cannot make a comment on it.

[Jayatwork]

Regal makes an inline rotary vise called the Revolution. It is the type with the jaws horizontal and offset form the shaft. The jaws spin freely. Sort of the same idea as the Norvise.

[Normand]

i dont think garic is looking for a regal vise! hes looking for a "TRUE ROTARY" vise that has a lever activated head like the regal.

i know of none

[ducksterman]

Does the Danvise qualify?

[Fly Goddess]

Danvise is a cam like the Renzetti. Why do you want the Hand Clamp style?

[Ron Eagle Elk]

Garic,

I wish I could help. I purchased a Snowbee-Waldron about a year ago and it is all the vise I will ever need.

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