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I've just received a Nor-vise. And while it's clearly a neatly designed, quality machined device, I'm having difficulty with rotating the thread back past the point where the hook point protrudes beyond the jaws. I've also a similar difficulty wrapping thread back to the hook bend, as in when tying on a trailing shuck.

 

Suggestions?

 

Thanks...

 

John

 

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I've just received a Nor-vise. And while it's clearly a neatly designed, quality machined device, I'm having difficulty with rotating the thread back past the point where the hook point protrudes beyond the jaws. I've also a similar difficulty wrapping thread back to the hook bend, as in when tying on a trailing shuck.

 

Suggestions?

 

Thanks...

 

John

Hi John,

I unfortunatly am not lucky enough to own a Nor-vise however I know that Mr Norm Norlander Has videos up on youtube.

Just type in Nor-Vise.

They have great tips and tricks to use your nor-vise for.

The problem with the thread getting caught on the hook is easily avoided, simply hold your bobin inbetween the hook and hook point.

Mr Norlanders videos will be a better help than I am...

 

Best Regards

~David

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I've just received a Nor-vise. And while it's clearly a neatly designed, quality machined device, I'm having difficulty with rotating the thread back past the point where the hook point protrudes beyond the jaws. I've also a similar difficulty wrapping thread back to the hook bend, as in when tying on a trailing shuck.

 

Suggestions?

 

Thanks...

 

John

 

As has been said watch the vids and you will gain a whole new understanding of Fly tying..

 

 

 

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i would think there will be times you will have to stop using the rotary function of the vise and actually have to manually wrap things like thread to the bend of the hook or even down the bend of the hook

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It's pretty simple.. when you get to the point of the hook, place your bobin paralell with the hook and cintinue to wind past the hook point down the bend.

 

The videos are a big help, all can be found on you tube.

 

dave

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Or, call Norm and talk to him:

 

Norm

NORLANDER COMPANY: Nor-Vise Home Page

P.O. Box 926

Kelso, WA 98626

 

Telephone: 1-(360) 636-2525

Email: [email protected]

website: www.nor-vise.com

Fax: (360) 636-2558

 

He is a really friendly fellow.

 

youtube NorVise Channel: youtube Nor-Vise demonstrations

 

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