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Unlock the art of fly tying with an in-depth review of the Full Rotary Fly Tying Vice from EUPHENG! 🎣 Dive into the world of fly tying as we explore the features, functionality, and craftsmanship of this essential tool for every angler. From 360-degree rotation to customizable jaws, discover how this vice elevates your fly tying experience. Whether you're a seasoned fly-tier or a beginner looking to enhance your skills, this video is your guide to the good and bad that this vice has to offer. Watch now and take your fly fishing game to new heights! 🪰🌊 #FlyTying #FlyFishing #RotaryVice #FishingGear
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[@johnmceachen8676]

Hi Lindsay, I use this vice but found the same problem with the movement. I just removed the socket with the plastic knob and just put the shaft of the vice in without it and used the Allen key to tighten and it sorted it out. My desk is high so the height was perfect for me.

[@lindsayiflyfish]

Thats a great solution, I knew there would be a simple way to sort this. How do you find the weight of the pedestal base?

[@johnmceachen8676]

@@lindsayiflyfish it does me for what I do Lindsay, I'm knew to the tying and it's a massive step up from my £20 clamp vice with the spring jaws. Really enjoyed adapting the rotary function into my tying and for the price I'm not complaining but eventually I will probably upgrade again

[@BEN10TO10]

@@lindsayiflyfish I did something similar, I left the locating collar in place but replaced the plastic knob with a 5mm Allen screw and nipped it up with an Allen key. With regards the height, I just cut 2 squares of ply wood the same shape as the base, to lift it and used a small G clamp to lock it to my bench. For the price its brilliant.

[@johnlindsay3202]

Hi Lindsay a good review for the vise is it possible to remove the shaft locking screw and use one of the allen screws to lock in place and stop movement

[@lindsayiflyfish]

I believe it is someone that owns the vice has done just that. 👍

[@tonymcmurdie9260]

great review enjoyed the video keep up the fantastic work

[@lindsayiflyfish]

Thanks Tony for watching and leaving a comment.

[@denismcmahon8053]

Hi Lindsay good review,i have a side lever vise with a small base i went to ikea and super glued a bamboo chopping board to it,it added weight to it and it had a groove all the way round to catch beads if i drop any.keep vids coming.

[@lindsayiflyfish]

Denis, that’s a great idea. 👍

[@koplegend1963]

Great review - cheers

[@lindsayiflyfish]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@bobbell5265]

Very good review Lindsay...

[@lindsayiflyfish]

Thanks Robbie 👍

[@michaelshaw8370]

Hope your trip to the USA is everything you wish for in quality of sport and memories. Shame we have lost some of our best fisheries here this week. I only hope that they can find the right people to bring them back successfully. That we as anglers can maintain enough support to keep them viable in the future.

[@lindsayiflyfish]

Uncertain times for sure Mick.

[@michaelshaw8370]

As ever an honest assessment of a reasonable vice. A good starter or second vice before committing to something such as Talon or similar high end vice. Be that due to financial or other considerations. One expires to get gear that is at least good enough for the task at hand. Be it a vice, rod, reel, lines. The only thing you simply cannot compromise on is the quality of the hook you use. Hanak are amazing. Reliable and well designed using the right metals and coatings. Never soft or brittle. With an excellent range of styles in a wide choice gauge, weight, and strength. Covering the tiniest dry, to patterns for nymphs, to lures even For large pike, zander, muskie, bass. No matter what fancy rod you have. Cheap out on hooks or tippet you are wasting your time.

[@lindsayiflyfish]

The only thing the fish ever see.👌

[@stephenwelham]

How about a Scottie products vice

[@lindsayiflyfish]

Happy to if you know anyone there?

[@bobbell5265]

Thanks

[@lindsayiflyfish]

No pal, thank you for your constant support over the last few years ❤️

[@stephenwelham]

How about lyndsey goes fly fishing for pike

[@lindsayiflyfish]

Here you go Stephen kzbin.info/www/bejne/npSWn62wmbSjpacsi=xvtlyGzY0ul02UMr

[@jimholland1592]

😉

[@adamricken4792]

The vise rocking would get on my nerves...also the hook did seem to move a little which would also do my head in..the pedestal base is totally useless..I wouldn't waste me money on that vise

[@lindsayiflyfish]

It is what it is for £100. If you are starting out it might well give you a taste to buy a more premium brand. It’s up to you.

[@Orie1]

Do you think it's a quality that would 'last'? Those minor movements might increase and be very annoying. Also, a minor technique criticism - we had your head and shoulders and just the very top of the vice. It would have been improved if we could see more of the vice when you were 'working' it. Overall though It was very informative. Thanks.

[@lindsayiflyfish]

Thanks, it’s of sufficient quality that if you only tie occasionally it would do a good job for you. Not really a vice for a serious or commercial fly tier. Thanks for the tip on the positioning of the cameras 👍