Go with the Barracuda would be my advise. Tony [EMAIL PROTECTED] Preston Quan wrote:
> Deb, > > I'm actually looking at both the Traveller and > Barracuda (although a fairer comparison would be the > Barracuda and Presentation 4000). > > Can you explain what you find the differences are and > give the reasons why you love them. > > I tie exclusively freshwater and mostly trout (6-22) > flies. > > Thanks in advance, > Preston > > --- Deborah Duran <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > It is pretty interesting I agree! I have a Renzetti > > Traveler and a Dyna King Barracuda Jr. I love them > > both for different things. I also have a lot of > > vices. How the heck do you remember the different > > spelling of this word? aaaauuugh! > > Deb > > ----- Original Message ----- > > From: Dean Larson > > To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > Sent: Thursday, February 27, 2003 10:29 AM > > Subject: Re: [VFB] High Dollar Vise > > > > > > HI Deb > > > > I have a Rezetti traveler and I don't use mine > > that way either. I haven't taken the time to learn > > how. I just thought this was interesting because of > > the drive. > > > > Dean > > > > Deborah Duran <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > > Dean > > This vice is a true rotary. The difference is > > what makes them so nice. The hook shank will stay > > at all times lined up with the arm of the vice. You > > will see why this is so nice when you epoxy one fly > > and turn it by hand. It will turn out much better > > on this vice. It's also a lot nicer for wrapping > > your materials. The V in the arm is what helps > > keep this in true rotary form. There are some > > others out there that can explain this a lot better > > than I so I will leave it at that. These vices are > > made so that if you use them correctly you will turn > > fly to apply your materials instead of wrapping the > > materials. :0) I don't use mine that way. Old > > habbits die hard. > > Deb
