Tube Fly Attachment
The tube
fly attachment screws onto the front of the GooseNeck vice. It has a collet
clamping mechanism to lock the pin and the tube is then locked in place by
turning the front cone. Available with 1.7mm pin for Salt Water and 1mm for
freshwater fly's. On Right Hand versions the nose cone
is now made with a left hand thread to prevent the tube coming loose when
pressure is applied to the tying thread.
Dubbing Spinner
The dubbing spinner has a purpose drilled pocket in the base.
Small hook and bead dishes
These non corrosive dishes are turned from bar stock Acetyl
and are available in black or white.
They are designed to fit the 35mm holes in the base and are
held in place with an "O" ring.
On request they can be supplied with a separate wooden stand
custom made to take the required no of dishes.
Camera Attachment
This accessory holds a compact digital camera and is great for
step by step photography. It can be used behind the vice taking pictures toward
the tyer or can be swung in to the tying position as shown in the picture above
and then swung out when the picture is taken. Great for doing videos as well.
Hair Stacker
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The Mini Hair
stacker has a taper fit enabling easy hair removal after stacking
The Nebbe Articulating Bobbin Rest
The Nebbe
articulating bobbin rest pictured below was the inspiration of Duncan Nebbe
(an ardent tyer, friend and jvice customer) who came up with the idea. This bobbin
rest can be used in line just like the standard one but then can be easily and
quickly swivelled to the side when access to the front of the fly is required.
Gallows Attachment
The Gallows attachment shown above is used for tying
Para loop Fly's. The attachment fully rotates with the head so no rotational
features are lost when in use. The design enables the Para loop hackle to
be temporarily pulled back out of the way while thorax material is added.
Salt Water Streamer Attachment
The Saltwater Streamer attachment shown above is
used when tying saltwater streamers. This accessory holds the tail
material in place while tying and is especially useful to hold the tail in the
desired shape while applying epoxy.
The top spring clip can be swiveled out of the way, reducing
clip pressure, to allow the fibers to be easily pulled into the clip during
tying.
Once the tail has been spread to the desired shape the top
clip is swiveled into place securely holding the fibers while epoxy is applied.
The attachment rotates with the head making epoxy control and
manipulation easy.
Flash Holder
The Flash Holder shown above consists of a vertical Anodised Aluminum
post with brass knob to hold the stainless steel horizontal bar. This
allows for quick release of the stainless arm when storing. Cable ties are used
for securing material to the horizontal SS rod. (Flash not included)