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August 10th, 2005, 04:21 PM
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If I tied seriusly I would look for a vise with two different locks. One
to tighten down the jaws, and one that would allow you to rotate the jaws without loosening them. -- Bob La Londe Bob, you could get that capability with a DanVise. By the way, you keep hanging around here and the BASS folks is gonna start wondering if you're leaning to the dark side. Afor ya' know it, you'll be using your bass boat to cast for carp on the fly with a cottonwood fly. -- Frank Reid Euthanize to respond 
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