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Fly Tying Desk: Here's My New Set-up

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flyfishermann1955	Fly Tying Desk: Here's My New Set-up		Lead	[-]
Posts: 69 08/29/2007 13:27	Tags : None Thanks to everyone who provided comments, pictures, or recommendations on setting up a fly tying desk. After looking at several roll top desks, I purchased a Model 107 Fly Tying Work Station from www.made2fly.com. I actually ordered it through www.goldenruleflyshop.com. Steve was easy to work with (via e-mail) and provided great customer service. I wasn't looking for a "fine piece of furniture" and wasn't concerned about "hiding my stuff", but was looking for organization. I still have a bit more work to do, but I'm well on my way. Here's a picture: Thanks again- Ken
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tiethefly		#1	[url]	[-]
Posts: 856 08/29/2007 15:18	Nice clean setup and mobile, now get tying!!!! "So I will arise and go now, to meet you there early and I hope , often." Arnold Gingrich "The Joys of Trout"
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Danny S		#2	[url]	[-]
Posts: 35 08/29/2007 16:11	Nice Ken--was this your retirement gift to yourself? Have to wonder how long it will stay the clean looking. A good vise too--have the exact same model and believe it or not, While not easy on this vise, I've tied some #26 midges on it.
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scott bearden		#3	[url]	[-]
Posts: 4 08/30/2007 14:39	The Danvise is my favorite vise too. I have bought two others and tried several more, but I love my Danvise. There is no way my desk would ever look that clean or that sparse. I would have feathers, fur, and other clippings everywhere.
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flyfishermann1955		#4	[url]	[-]
Posts: 70 08/30/2007 15:19	Danny, Yes, this fly tying desk was part of my retirement gift, along with the Heddon #20 rod and J.W. Young Beaudex reel. Hopefully, that will close out my 3-rod bamboo collection. Now I won't have to "get my stuff out" whenever I want to tie and then "put it all away again" when I'm finished. The Danvise is a great tool; it was chosen as the best vise for under $100.00. I'm still not taking full advantage of its rotary capabilities, but that's just me fighting the "old dog, new trick syndrome"! I'm still searching for post-Air Force employment, but I hope to squeeze in some time at the vise and on the stream! Ken
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