A small wire-loop tweezer for holding delicate feathers during a close wrap.
$16.95Nov 7, 26, 02:01 PM · New YorkPrice info
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A two-inch rotary plier with stainless jaws and rubber tubing on one contact.
$9.95Nov 7, 26, 02:01 PM · New YorkPrice info
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Smooth tapered jaws and a rounded finger opening for palmering along the hook.
$12.45Nov 7, 26, 02:01 PM · New YorkPrice info
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A simple brass ring plier for direct feather wraps, with rubber tubing on one jaw.
$7.69Nov 7, 26, 02:01 PM · New YorkPrice info
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Rounded gripping edges and an elastomer joint for keeping a feather under controlled pull.
$32.90Nov 7, 26, 02:01 PM · New YorkPrice info
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A narrow-tip rotary plier for small parachute flies where the post is easy to obscure.
$63.36Nov 7, 26, 02:01 PM · New YorkPrice info
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A handled spinning plier with a joint that allows the jaw and grip to work at different angles.
$46.99Nov 7, 26, 02:02 PM · New YorkPrice info
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The regular CFT rotary model for guiding a feather around a parachute post.
$39.99Nov 7, 26, 02:02 PM · New YorkPrice info
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A ring-style hackle plier with a soft finger contact and gripping jaws.
$14.73Nov 7, 26, 02:02 PM · New YorkPrice info
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A ring plier moves with your finger as you wrap the feather. A swivel or joint lets the handle follow a different angle from the jaw. Compare where the handle will travel, especially near an upright parachute post.
Check the tip, not the grip size
The exposed stem may be short even when the fly itself is large. A narrow tip can leave the tie-in visible. Compare the contact surface and whether a rounded edge or padded jaw matters to the material you use.
Try the pull on spare material
Use a spare stem to judge the grip before working close to a finished wrap. Consider how a flexible joint feels when you change direction. Use a dedicated loop spinner when the task is twisting fibers held in thread.
