Renzetti Pat Ehlers's Bullethead Tool
The well thought-out tools from Renzetti strike exactly the same note as the high-quality premium tying vises of this traditional fly tying forge. Quality, functionality and ergonomics are the cornerstones of the practical tools and all have one thing in common: they make your work at the tying table much easier and lead you to even more beautiful results.
Small but mighty! This is a good way to describe the Bullet Tool from Renzetti, because the inconspicuous tool facilitates the precise work of tying bullet head patterns immensely. When tying bullet heads, the material (e.g. deer hair or bucktail) is tied with the tips facing forwards and then laid backwards. The Bullet Head Tool acts as a third hand and fixes all the hair neatly when it is laid back. The soft but sturdy rubber insert in particular helps here, preventing small hairs from sticking out unsightly. Simply slide it over the eye of the hook to the place where you want to fix the hair with your tying thread. This way you have both hands free and all the time in the world.
Recommended hook sizes:
- Midge: #14-#12
- Medium: #10-#6
- Large: #4-1/0
Details:
- Rubber insert secures hair in place when put back
- No protruding hairs
- Available in different sizes
- Made in USA
About Renzetti:
Like many success stories, the one of Renzetti began in a small garage, back in the early 1970s in Pennsylvania, USA. Unsatisfied with the tying vises available at the time, Andy Renzetti sat down at the drawing board himself. Not long after, the young visionary launched the world's first true rotary fly tying vise, a milestone for many fly tyers and just the beginning of a company history marked by innovation and creativity. Since then, much has changed and the market for high-quality fly tying products has grown considerably. What has not changed: The high standard for the outstanding quality of Renzetti products. Because today, as then, the family-owned company delivers absolutely well thought-out quality products to demanding fly tyers all over the world. All Renzetti components are still manufactured in the USA.
