The Swiss Multi-Clamp Tool: A tool you didn't know you needed. But you do... (Fly Tying Tool Review)

In this Fly Tying Tool Review: We look at some exciting fly tying tips and tricks with the Swiss CDC Multi-Clamp Tool. We love this fly tying tool. It's great for CDC feathers, deer hair, Soft Hackles and a lot more. This is tool you didn't know you needed. But you do...
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[@glencamblin]

Once again another great video from u guys. I will be down to grab one this week. Just learned more in a 15 min video than in 15 years of learning by myself.

[@FlyFishFood]

glencamblin thanks man! They might sell out before tomorrow morning. We have a whole bunch more coming in Saturday.

[@daward5051]

great demo on options with dubbing loop and various materials.

[@scooby0000]

Great tool. Better than a Mark Petitjean tool !

[@dannymcg8300]

Excellent tool. Very versatile and seems easy to use. Thank you for sharing.

[@tomjenni1555]

One of my favorite tools and an excellent tutorial on some uses!

[@DakotaWoodsman]

Just bought one. Thanks for the demo.

[@mikejames663]

Fair play, brilliant demonstration of different methods, using this tool, who distributes it.

[@jaredjared5487]

Very cool man I have been on a loop journey lately the possibilities are endless these are some great ideas.

[@xoshooter]

As Gomer Pyle says, “Shazam!!!”. My thumbs have still not mastered the clamp but this video sure is helping.

[@pierrelalonde1887]

I just ordered one off you guys and cant wait to give it a go 👍😃👍

[@BrianKozminski]

Great Job on the multi functions of this great tool!! I need one now!!! thanks for always doing a great job!!

[@hirkojs]

Awesome video! Since I’m just learning a lot of these techniques, do you need to clean out the fluff as I’ve seen demonstrated on other videos for tying wings etc ?

[@aaronschaffer7436]

I’ve been using an extra large binder clip for cdc and it works great and won’t set you back 50$

[@andrewplayer9923]

Thank you for a very informative tutorial.

[@justinmcquaide4862]

Brilliant video love the way it worked the deer hair also I have about 6 pairs of those fiskars scissors don't use anything else !!!!!

[@jamesvatter5729]

Great demonstrations, Cheech.

[@Wyamike734]

Great tip to use magic eraser ! It works great!

[@EirikArnesen]

Great vid. Thx for (finnaly) making an non-german version😊👍. Really useful.

[@zacharysauer1964]

I feel like i'd tie more soft hackle type patterns if i buy this, so i guess I should buy one.

[@FlyFishFood]

Zachary Sauer ha ha. Bingo!

[@mooney411]

Hey thanks for making this video!! Great demonstration!!!!

[@Coastfly]

If you place the clip on the table with materials in it and tap it carefully in the back with a finger the materials Will spread out.. Marco Crippa showed my that personally a Day i had the honor of tying flies next to him in germany.. Great demonstration of the tool! I love mine!

[@Machster10]

You can use the whole CDC feather if you just loop the feather over to make your wing. All of it can be used. Deer hair looked great.

[@FlyFishFood]

CDC stem is bad

[@richardduvall6512]

Other than the price of the clip good video and instructions

[@archeryfiend8808]

I need this tool in my life!

[@JosephMcCanne]

Great tutorial! Thank you! I’m very new to the fly tying world, so forgive me if this is a dumb question, but what’s the tool called that you hung on the bottom of your dubbing loop to twist the line?

[@FlyFishFood]

A dubbing twister

[@_BlueHorseshoe_]

Curious if you have had a chance to try the Hareline clamps and, if so, how do like them in comparison? Where does each excel or fall down?

[@alexargyros7186]

For tying nymphs, do you prefer the multi-clamp tool or the minus version?

[@aljacobson9525]

Have you ever tried using the clamp with oversized dry fly hackle?

[@mikekuczynski1552]

I like it , looks like it would work really good with Marabou , and Possum for collars on articulated streamers or intruders patterns :-)

[@philtrautmann]

Squirrel: looks like Muskrat to me, still very very good

[@mholzman50]

Excellent !!!!!

[@tommybo5328]

You need to patient that magic eraser block! That is the coolest idea I’ve seen yet!

[@Benjo_Banto]

Useful video, thanks

[@scottlowe3355]

Very helpful post. Great ideas.

[@michaelogden5958]

How is the spring tension on this tool? I think the Pettijean setup is a good concept, but I found the springs WAYYY too weak for my taste. I'm pretty sure if a fly landed on one of the "handles", the Pettijean clamps would open. :-) Cheers!

[@komando8365]

Great instructional video!

[@mikeking453]

Now that is a pretty cool tool

[@mainHERO88]

Could you just use a flat, metal, chip-clip instead of some fancy Swiss tool?

[@FlyFishFood]

Could you? Perhaps. You could also probably use a hammer to dig a hole.

[@mainHERO88]

@@FlyFishFood Sounds like I need to get a chip clip AND a hammer then! haha tahnks for the info and great video!

[@carlosherencias2216]

Dime precios para España Swiss cdc y

[@mobilejohnm]

Cheech - From experience, do you believe the composite twist loop/thread method is more durable as a substitute hackle material on the fly vs. the typical hackle wrap method?

[@jeromefynaut8177]

Great tool where can I purchase Multi function tool let me know and a great video 👍

[@michaelmcclure9350]

What happened to the Petitjohn products?

[@justinmcquaide4862]

Trout line in Europe make a base the exact same shape with grooves made out of aluminium and a tool that does the same thing called a trout line robo clip

[@Waty8413]

This looks way better than that glorified potato chip bag clip..... I need it.

[@franciscojavieraguilarfern5345]

Espectacular

[@EscalanteFlyFlipper]

Nice tool. I have a clamp set. Yours is very compact. Good design. So yup You’re sold out. And the block to work the pesky cdc into place is very clever.

[@EscalanteFlyFlipper]

And a very sweet soft hackle tie with the tool.

[@richardduvall6512]

No way I'm paying 44.00 for that clip it may be designed for the job and nice but sorry I will never pay that much for one not even half that price

[@lonewizzard8456]

49 dollars more than a chip clip. Sure, why not

[@GHuber-xh5vv]

Good instructional video. But you get probably better results, if you use the original Petitjean tools after watching his vids.

[@FlyFishFood]

G. Huber petitjean tools work great. Just very very hard to find in the USA now.

[@MOGGY7912]

are these tools available in the uk

[@FlyFishFood]

We're told they are but we don't know who sells them....

[@garretts.2003]

It works well, but is way too expensive. I'll wait for the Chinese to clone it and sell it $5.

[@FlyFishFood]

We’re waiting.

[@rudychavira5558]

Dont need one for 45.00

[@FlyFishFood]

Nope. Nobody does... "Need" is a funny word, but the people who "want" one for $45 sure dig them!

[@joelefevre379]

There's a fluctuation in the audio. Maybe a solenoid?