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Here's mine; messy, but mine.
I do have a whole room, but no where near as nice as some of yours'. Attach file:  DSC09005 - Copy.JPG (0.00 KB)
Posted on: 2010/2/25 22:22
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2007/2/20 16:21 From Meadville, PA
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Tobewan.... Yes i like my e-z rotary very well. Have only had it about 3 months and have already tied more flies on it than with my old vise and definitely a step up. A great vise for the money.
Posted on: 2010/2/25 23:29
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2006/9/9 19:37 From aliquippa
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having my tying area over carpet and knowing that i would be dropping hooks and getting them stuck in the carpet, i had some scrap plywood and some furring strips and and some armstrong floor covering i made a small platform that fits under the desk and surrounding area, plus its easy to sweep up and move
Posted on: 2010/2/26 18:38
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Posted on: 2010/3/29 7:19
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here is mine
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Posted on: 2010/3/29 8:20
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Heres a desk me and my dad built a few years ago.
 In use  I can roll out of bed and land in my tying desk ;)  I am going to make a new one or just have a new area, because I am pretty crammed and all the drawers are filled. It looks amazing though. It will probably go to the cabin where we can just keep some materials for late night tying to replace all the flies we lost during the days fishing experiences 
Posted on: 2010/4/25 17:42
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awesome desk!
Posted on: 2010/4/25 21:39
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Thanks!
Posted on: 2010/4/25 22:51
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Here is my man cave. Spend alot of time in here...
Attach file: trophy room 003.jpg (150.06 KB) trophy room 004.jpg (154.50 KB)
Posted on: 2010/4/27 16:54
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Sorry, that wall paper trim removes it from "man cave" and places it squarely under "ceded from wife because she was tired of my crap across the dining room." So, what do you call that colour, is that burnt umber or cinnamon pumpkin? ;)
Posted on: 2010/4/27 22:19
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Here is the rest of the room. My favorite season is fall. I was trying to get a fall look to the room. The bottom color is Autum Orange, and the top one is Reed Yellow (I am a big duck hunter also) The border is actually oak leaves. Nothing "womanly" about this room at all, trust me. The console tv has since died and has been replaced with a 47" plasma...
All bow kills... Attach file: trophy room 001.jpg (158.36 KB) trophy room 002.jpg (161.22 KB) trophy room 003.jpg (150.06 KB) trophy room 004.jpg (154.50 KB)
Posted on: 2010/4/29 17:41
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Well, the wall 'o carnage redeems it all. You do know I'm not really serious anyways, right?
Posted on: 2010/4/30 11:05
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Yeah, I know you were not serious...
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Bump for the Newbies.
Take notice Sandfly hasn't aged a bit
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2012/1/13 15:28 From Ferguson Twp.
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 Here is my tying desk.The vise on the far left is my daughter's age 11, on the far right is my son's age 13, and the one in the middle is dad's. We have had some really good times at that desk.I made that table 20 years ago, time "flies" when you're not payin attention.
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