Vintage Standard Matarelli Whip Finisher W/ Original Instructions and Envelope | eBay People who viewed this item also viewed Showing Slide 1 of 1 Frank Matarelli vintage Whip Finisher w Frank Matarelli vintage original Bobbin $235.00 + $5.00 shipping Pair of Genuine Frank Matarelli Fly Tying Bobbin Holders, Vintage Fly Tying Tool Sponsored $104.99 StewMAX Member Appreciation Sale. 10% OFF + FREE SHIPPING*. Special offer ends July 29, 2022. Add 1-year StewMAX Membership for $49.95. Whip Tips Item # 7015 In stock, ready to ship! $3.99. The TMC Dual Finisher is an innovative fly tying tool which can be used for both whip-finisher and half-hitch. [Standard] The half hitch hole works up to eye of the TMC100 size 8. [Midge] The inner diameter of the half hitch end is 17mm (0.67") and works on size 12 and smaller fly hooks. Warning: The tip of the finisher is extremely sharp! Tweet The Xfishman tool set offers the most valued tools at an economical price. The 12 tools all fit in a travel case for easy tying and organization while on the move. This kit includes. Bobbin threader; Dubbing twister; Rotary whip finish; Half hitch tool; English whip finish; Telephone bobbin; Bullet head standard bobbin; Mini standard wire Hareline Whip Finisher Standard - Blue Ribbon Flies Home » Hareline Whip Finisher Standard Hareline Whip Finisher Standard $5.30 + - Add to cart Information Availability: In stock Standard style whip finisher for finishing neat heads on any of your patterns. Add to wishlist / Add to comparison The TMC Dual Finisher is an innovative fly tying tool which can be used as both a whip-finisher and half-hitch tool The Standard Size Finisher is ideal for general fly-tying needs, and the half hitch hole will work on hooks up to the eye size of the TMC100 size 8. The tool comes with instructions on how to whip finish included This beginner's option from Orvis is set up with tools, materials, and instructions to tie 16 tool, bodkin, hair stacker, and whip finish tool with this kit. Fly Tying Standard Tool Kit In our sixth installment, Tim demonstrates a simple method for tying off the thread by making a whip-finish by hand. There is, of course, a tool to make whip-finishes, but some tiers prefer doing it by hand because it's quicker. This is especially easier on larger flies, but can be tough when hooks get smaller. Pick up your whip finish tool and use it to do a 5 or 6 turn, back to front whip finish, seat the knot really well and snip or cut your tying thread free. Pull up on the furled wing post and snip it off just proud of the hackle tips, then give the fibers a little fluff. This is the tool I've used to whip finish the heads of my flies for over twenty years. Wrap 3 or 4 turns over the prior turn, insert the hole in the end of the tool over the eye of the hook and slide the thread off. Pull tight and it whip finishes the knot in reverse. It's quick and easy. Just add head cement and you're done. $21.95 qty Common Whipping Knot Tying Instructions. Lay the twine along the rope and make a bight back along the rope. Note that the rope should be whipped a short distance (one and a half times the diameter) from its end. Begin wrapping the twine around the rope and bight of twine securely. Wrap until the whipping is one and a half times wider than the Start taking wraps at the midway point of the body. Once the thread is secured, you can cut the tag end off close. T