Streamside Nymph

[letumgo 0]

Wow, Eric, those look great. I love the look of the pine version, but that hickory version is drop dead gorgeous! It looks like you've got a great portable tying station.

[Guest]

Thanks Ray, That hickory was left over from a cabinet I built last year and I learned why you don't see too many things made from it, it's HARD. I could hardly sand it and to get a really nice glass smooth finish the only way I did it was with cabinet scrapers and tons of work. That one will not be for sale. I really like the oak, it has a great classic look and it machines up just fine. I can't wait to see what kind of response it gets at the MFFC show next weekend, that will tell the tale.

Come on SPRING!!, Eric

[Flytyer14 0]

If you want them tested send them too 1316 Adams Drive! I'll test em out! LOL

[Guest]

LOL yeah they are nice to tie on. I have one loaded up and ready to grab at any time. Usually it's just for a quick session out of the basement(where my tying area is).

[ChuckingFluff 0]

I love it, great idea and fantastic workmanship.

[Sampler 0]

Any updated pics?

 

[Flytyer14 0]

And will you be selling them? Or trading them?

[Guest]

Hey thanks for the kind words guys. To be honest I haven't been doing much with these as the economy seems to have put the clamps on any unnecessary spending by most folks. I do have some of these in stock but I haven't made any in a year due to a lack of interest.

 

It has been an unusual couple of years, Normally I' sell a 1-2 dozen of my full sized benches, I sold one this year that I had in stock from the last batch. If anyone is interested in getting one let me know, I can whip out a batch and have them ready in about a week. I'll check my inventory on the Nymph's and see what I have on hand.

Sawcat

[Esutton 0]

Are your portables still for sale?