Vises: Lets See Yours

[FishyboY 0]

never knew they built a travel LAW?

[smallieFanatic 0]

http://www.danica.com/flytier/LAW/law_tv.htm

[FishyboY 0]

sweets!

[tonysurface 0]

I had to send my Renzetti Traveler jaws back yesterday due a chip. In the meantime, I'm using a 20 year old "master" vise I got from Cabela's. Ugh. This is like going from a Ferrari to a Yugo. Pray for me.

[ChuckingFluff 0]

Pete, now that's just showing off.

[TOM PRUETT 0]

I would love to get one BUT HOW!!!! LAW Does not make it easy!!!! And where in the us?

[smallieFanatic 0]

You have to personally contact Lawrence Waldron (the maker) to purchase one I believe. But from what I hear there is a huge waiting list.

[petegray 0]

Pete, now that's just showing off.

 

If a Law is just a vice... then a Stradivarius is just a fiddle...

 

[smallieFanatic 0]

If a Law is just a vice... then a Stradivarius is just a fiddle...

 

I'll drink (root beer) to that :cheers:

 

 

Lets see some more vise shots guys!

[utyer 0]

Ok, here are a couple of mine. The Nor-Vise is my main vise, I do 95+ percent of my tying on it. I use the standard jaw most of the time, and the fine point jaws on really small stuff. The DynaKing, I traded for, a few years ago. Can't imagine why the guy didn't like it, but he didn't like all the ajustments. I have it pretty well figured out now, and it is a great vise. I use the spinning and rotary features of both of these vises. I also have three different travel vises, but I don't set them up at home so, no pictures.

[JohnP 0]

You guys are making my old Thompson Model A look pretty clunky. Thanks for sharing. :headbang:

[Flytyer14 0]

Nice mercury dime with that LAW. LOl

[gpd4 0]

My tying corner...

And the vise...

[smallieFanatic 0]

I am loving this!!! Great pictures and vises everyone!

[petegray 0]