TIEMCO TMC Vise II Black

The pinnacle of tying vise bearing the name of TMC, all considered from the perspective of fly tyres.

Tying from all angles is possible as if the fly is floating in the air.

Everything is considered from the tire's point of view, and the high degree of freedom that can be used in any position allows you to produce well-balanced and highly accurate flies. The distance from the top of the shaft where you place your hand to the jaw is carefully designed, and the size and position of each part are determined with an eye to ergonomics.

The firm rigidity that allows you to concentrate on tying, the beauty of the finish that each part created with high precision, and above all, the high basic performance of a tying vise that has been polished without compromise. It will give you the joy of using it for tires.

I think that most of the tools and tools in the world are divided into the concepts of "necessary things" and "convenient things", but TMC Vise II falls into the category of "convenient things". increase. However, the TMC Vise II becomes a "necessary item" the more you use it.

Compatible with hook sizes from #8/0 to #32.

line of sight : 

The quickest way to tying a fly accurately is to see it with your eyes. There are many visual processes during tying, such as splitting the wing evenly, looking at the symmetry of the fly, and looking at the angle at which the thread is wound. By ensuring that each of these processes is performed properly, a fly that is precisely balanced can be produced. TMC Vise II allows you to see the fly from all angles while maintaining the same posture, so the accuracy of the fly increases regardless of whether you like it or not. When looking at the fly, it is important to look at the fly from the front. The TMC Vise II is a shortcut to tying a well-balanced fly and promises comfortable fishing with an accurately wound fly.

cutwork : 

In tying, the angle at which the scissors are inserted is 3D, but there are limits to how human joints can bend. Also, the tying environment varies depending on the height of the desk and the height of the chair. Even in inconvenient situations, the multiple joints of the TMC Vise II can move freely, and the hooks will not be pinched, allowing you to perform cutting work without difficulty while maintaining the same posture. In addition, cutting from the tail side, which is difficult with conventional vise, is also possible.

height control : 

By expanding and contracting the center shaft, tying can be done at the desired height. The height of the table and chairs varies depending on the tying environment, so it is surprisingly useful. Please use it at your favorite height.

tying position : 

You can choose various tying positions.

A. Renzetti is a typical tying position that rotates around the shank. The disadvantage of this position is that it is difficult to attach the tail, etc., but TMC Vise II can easily raise the head part upward as shown in the figure, ensuring comfortable work. It can be easily returned to its original position, so it can be used as needed.
You can also check the fly from directly below by rotating it backwards.

B.This is the most common tying position for general vices.
It is recommended for those who are accustomed to this position, but if you can gradually use the A position, tying will become even more interesting. Both have their own uses, and if you can use both positions, the world of tying will expand.

As for how the fly rotates, please try various things and find your best position.

A large number of joints that cover all angles and a bearing mechanism that makes the movement smooth : 

1. Bow-shaped offset arms improve holding performance, and jaws fixed from the back enable tying without worrying about the existence of arms and shafts.
2. Bearings are used in the joints that boast smooth startability.
3. The point of contact between the center shaft and the rotary shaft is movable, allowing the position to be set at will of the tire.

* The pedestal has a white magnet base that keeps the hook.