Finish toolfor fly tying

Previously, Tim demonstrated how to make a whip finish with your hands. In our seventh installment, he teaches you how to properly use the tool designed to create whip finishes. When you look at the tool, it’s not necessarily clear how you use it, and the thread can sometimes fly off in the middle of trying to tie-off the thread. Here, he demonstrates how to address the thread with the tool and then how to properly angle it to ensure you get a nice, smooth knot.

Whipfinish toolhow to use

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Features: 1.Advanced industrial CNC 3-axis profile machining systems, friendly machine interface with use-friendly operation. 2.Suitable for aluminum, aluminum / wood composite profile, profiles and other light alloys of copper, as well as the u-PVC profile processing. 3.The machine completes milling, drilling, tapping, chamfering, grooving and other multi-functional precisely in one time, the profile was conveyed by the precise stationary avoid profile damage. 4.Adopts imported high precision linear guide ways, ball screws, gear racks and servo motor, ensuring smooth motion, positioning and processing in high precision. 5.High-quality imported automatic tool change based on automatic travel magazine, minimum the tool change time and rotation noise, maximum stability ,precision, and cutting ability. 6.Multiple safety protection structure to ensure operator safety, Industrial PC control 2.5 D operation with 19’’ color monitor. 7.RJ 45 10/100Mbit network as the standard. 8.USB Connection, CAD input data, or writing by hand on the computer. 9.High strength welding structure, heat aging and annealing processing, guarantee high rigidity and high stability. 10.UPS protection systems.

Whipfinish tool

Last year, we launched a new series of videos called “One-Minute Fly-Tying Tips and Techniques” from Tim Flagler of Tightline Productions. Each video will teach a single tying skill, from the most basic to the advanced. Ultimately, the series will serve as a sort of encyclopedia of tying skills that will be a valuable resource for anyone who sits down at a vise to create a fly.