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The finished tying bench, now covered with linoleum to provide a nice working surface
Jan-Ole Willers ©2013 

Photo/illustration: Jan-Ole Willers ©2013



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From: Martin Joergensen · martin·at·globalflyfisher.com  Link
Submitted September 22nd 2011

The measurements are found in the drawings that can be downloaded in the main article. Click on the picture to be taken there.

Martin


From: Morse - Full name and email anonymized  Link
Submitted September 15th 2011

I see everything except the measurements do you have to pay for the pattern I don't see that either.


From: Jim Kenny · princejimuk·at·hotmail.com  Link
Submitted October 6th 2009

What a great project, just a couple of things: Why not use one of these self healing cutting mats for the base? Very often you need to cut material and you can usually get most clues of with a wash and it does not need to be stuck down so can be changed, they are cheap to replace. Also what about a lid, this could be hinged at the back with small plastic containers in the lid, fitted to the centre so when the lid is put down they are in the recess between the 2 outer blocks, this would then when open and upright at the back give more storage and the whole workbench would resemble a suitcase. Just and idea. Jim UK see web site www.westlowmere.co.uk


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From: Martin Joergensen · martin·at·globalflyfisher.com  Link
Submitted January 6th 2009

Stu,

Just found it while searching Google:
Griffin Montana Mongoose Cam Vise

Available several places online.

Martin


From: Stu Bellmore · sbellmore·at·gmail.com  Link
Submitted January 4th 2009

Thank's for the idea. Mine is a bit different but inspired by your design.The magnetic strip is an excellent idea. I was wondering what make of vice is in the final photo. I haven't seen one like that up here in Northern Ontario. Could you pass on the name of the make to me. Again thank's for the innovative idea.


From: Larry& Sheila Harris · wildbrookies·at·verizon.net  Link
Submitted August 3rd 2008

I was looking online for a nicely designed tool station and found your site. Very impressive and well thought out with a lot of innovation. I like the idea of the magnetic strip. Can't wait to get into the wood shop and get started on one. I built a tying desk last winter which I am going to donate to our Trout Unlimited chapter for our next banquet and I plan on including one of these tool stations with it. I have been tying for over 20 years but had everything in a plastic box which is portable but I am tired of rummaging through it every time I start or finish tying. Thanks for sharing your ideas.



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