Which vise sould you advise?

[Ron Eagle Elk]

Roddy,

I haven't tidied up at all. That picture was taken when I first bought the vise. The desk and vise look nowhere near that neat now. Bits of fluff and fur everywhere.

It will be a cold day in heck when I can afford to spend that kind of money on a LAW....well....for VEE at least. For me....maybe.

I just remembered that I have a CD for you. PM your snail mail addy to me would you?

REE

[William Fitzgerald]

You did say you would like a lifetime guarantee. You will get that with all Griffin models. Just a 800 phone number away. Bill Fitz

[TyroneFly]

Inderk,

Within the past year I traded my DynaKing for a Nor-Vise. I love it! Does everything a conventional vise will do plus it lets you spin the vise at varying speeds to make dubbing a snap as well as place materials on the hook at speeds not possible with a conventional rotary or stationary vice.

Here is a link to the media section of the Nor-Vise site which has videos for you to view.

http://www.nor-vise.com/multimedia/video.htm

[Bamboozle]

Inderk:

If you have been happy with your Regal imitation, why not invest in the REAL Regal Revolution?

It meets all of your URS with hardly anything new to get used to.

[fritz]

PEAK vise and it's accessories as a package

[Clay]

There is such a range and you didn't give a price point. Personally in the More expensive vises, I would love to have a Dynaking Barracuda. I personally tie on a Peak and my Daughter uses a DanVise. For the Money a DanVise is hard to beat, but I still prefer the Peak. Sure if I won the lotto a Law might be in order, but not any time soon for me.

[anglerdave]

Inderk

If you like the style of the imitation regal, then why not get a genuine Regal vise? I just picked up a HMH Standard and really like it. If a true rotatry vise is what you are looking for, then there have been some good suggestion already posted. I think of all the rotary vises, the Renzetti Traveler seems to be the most popular.

Good luck!

Dave

[vargoje3]

I've been tying on a Danvise classic vise for years now. It was my first vise and I think it's so good I've never even thought of buying a new one. And for 80 bucks you can't beat the price for a full rotary.