Mark, I made my own material clip out of springs I got at the local hardware store. Just walked in with my vise, said, "Hey, I need a spring THIS size." No problem. Less than a buck! Doug
----- Original Message ----- From: "Mark Wendt" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Wednesday, March 26, 2003 8:14 AM Subject: Re: [VFB] Re: Renzetti knock off vise > Jimmy, > > Cool, I hope it works out well for Dave. As you said, he's a super > guy. Bent over backwards for me on the first vise. He's got a bunch of > other stuff he sells too. Where can I pick up a bobbin holder for the > vise. After playing around with it last night, I can see the need when > using the rotary feature. Kept having to half hitch when ever I was > rotating to keep the thread snug. Also, do you happen to know who sells > those springs that fit around the vise head for holding materials? Damn > hackle kept wrapping around the fly when I was wrapping the chenille. > > Mark > > > At 07:45 AM 3/26/2003 -0600, you wrote: > >Thanks, Mark. > > > >Counting you, that makes 4 of us from the two FF Lists I'm on that bought > >the vise and all very satisfied customers. I liked mine so well that I > >abought a second one. You're right about Dave. He's a super guy. I > >haven't noticed the lever causing the vise to rotate to the "lever down" > >position. I just naturally used the "dial" as you termed it. I rotate it > >and then if I want to hold it at a certain spot, just tighten the set > >screw a little. Both my vises I got from Dave are extremely smooth. > > > >Another satisfied customer. > > > >JIMMY D > >
