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If you are looking for a fly tying desk or other fine wood products, you've come to the right place. Tibbals' Wood Studio has a full line of custom furniture and other finely crafted products that cater to the fly fishing and fly tying enthusiast nationwide. Browse our site for the perfect  fly tying desk. 

When you purchase a Fly tying desk from Tibbals' Wood Studio , you'll enjoy your craft of fly tying on a new level.  Organization of tools and materials makes your craft more enjoyable and efficient.  Our desks are at the optimal height and arrangement, allowing the tier to reduce back back and neck strain.  All of this, in addition to a beautiful piece of furniture you'll be proud to display in your home or office!

Tibbals' Wood Studio also designs and builds custom furniture and cabinetry for home and office.  We build entertainment centers, aquarium stands and commercial store fixtures. 

This fly tying desk is easy to assemble, individually handcrafted, and thoughtfully custom designed for skilled fly tiers.

Feather chests

You can find a feather chest to complement your fly tying desk.  Solve your material storage problems by thinking "outside the (shoe) box.

Gifts

Find the perfect gift for your spouse or fishing buddy!  Most items can be custom engraved with a name or company logo to personalize your purchase.

"A professionally crafted, well-designed dedicated fly tying desk is far and away the ultimate answer for the die-hard (fly tier). There are any number of them available through fly shops, and mail order catalogs. Many manufacturers advertise in the classified sections of major fly fishing magazines. Surprisingly, one of the best I've ever seen (and one of the prettiest) is made right here in Loveland, (Colorado) by Tibbals Wood Studio. Operating from a meticulously clean shop on Southeast Eighth Street woodwright Tim Tibbals handcrafts six custom flytying benches...-all of them as astoundingly beautiful as they are functional."

--Dennis Smith, a free-lance outdoors writer and photographer who is published nationally says in his column "Home Waters"