Cahill Fly Tying Bench
Cahill Fly-Tying Bench
Organize your fly tying space without really trying.
This beautiful rock maple bench offers an organized work area that will increase your fly tying productivity by keeping all materials close at hand. The Cahill Bench is useful and handy for beginner and expert fly tiers. “Without question the finest fly tying desk on the market.
Beautifully handcrafted these lovely benches are made for the serious fly tier whether you are a novice or professional fly tier. The Cahill Fly Tying Bench will make your fly tying neater and more productive with everything right where you need it to be. Tying flies is an art and the Cahill Fly Tying Bench is an art of its own.
The Cahill Fly Tying Benches have proven to be the most stylish, resilient, and functional fly tying organizational bench I have found. Beautifully crafted and the design will please even the most organized minded fly tier. I’ve tied at a Cahill Fly Tying Bench for several months now and don’t know how I got by without one. This is a beautifully finished fly tying bench that will be accept in your house as a piece of furniture. The Cahill Bench has added a touch of class to my fly tying work space.
Bench top slides open to reveal divided storage area beneath so everything you want is organized and at your finger tips.
Fly tying work area includes a hook magnet know more digging and untangling hooks just grab another hook and you’re ready to start tying again. It also has a dish, and holders for tools and bottles. The bench is held together with Brass screws and hardware. This Cahill Fly tying bench measures 17″ x 11½” x 7½”.
Don’t take my word for it read this review from another proud owner!
“Excellent portable bench January 26, 2008
By: Rugby10
Bought this when I began tying, and paired it with a Griffin Montana Mongoose Vise. Clamped to the arm of the bench, the vise and bench are solid and easily maneuverable. The bottom storage is roomy and easily accessible, even while tying. I’ve frequently removed the top entirely and used the vise pedestal. I carry my materials and tools in the “drawers” when I take the bench out for fly tying nights with the guys. The only modification I had to make was to drill out some larger holes on the arm to accommodate my ceramic bobbins. Other than that, the bench is ergonomically well-thought out and very durable.”(Review from the Orvis website)
Cahill Fly-Tying Bench
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