I got some Cocobolo at Woodcraft a couple of months ago but it didn't have that sweet grain.  It was 30 or 35 dollars for a 1 inch thick, 3 inch wide, 24 inch long. But thats enough to get at least two longbow risers out of it.

Some very beautiful wood there should make a gem of a bow.

This is going to be some really nice eyecandy      

Dave that is one awesome piece of Cocobolo, it will look great with your skins.

Congrats!!! Like others, I am anxious to see the finished product. Kudo's to Dave and Beth, the best in the business!!

That's going to be one sweet bow, can't wait for pics!

Wow! That's amazing! Can't wait to see the bow!

I shot a 66" drifter before and I can say he's right. picture the smoothness of a 66" longbow with the cast of a recurve..

anyway this bow is going to be sweet looking!

David~  that is going to be an incredible looking bow.  Did you get the bocote from IdahoCurt?

Yessir, Curt is my go to guy for lams! The yew also.

That is going to be SWEET cannot wait to see the finished product. I have to quit looking at these Schafer threads.

Cocobolo with yew limbs is my favorite combo      Had Dave make me one a few years back!!
         

The wood arrives today and he's starting the bow.  That year plus wait went by SLOOOOWWWWWWW.
MAN I'm excited.

Dave,I can understand you!Also mine woods are arrived this week but it takes 2 months for drying.

This will be stunning.  Can't wait to see the final product!!

Its complete, just waiting for the bow to be shipped!

This is going to be sweet! Looking forward to the pics!

David,the problem is maybe Dave,he doesn't want to part with the bow he made,so he keeps them for quite a few time!  

Looking forward to seeing the finished product. Those veneers are beautiful.