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Black and White Ebony Morrison Risers...2nd riser pics added pg1

Started by JC, March 10, 2010, 06:43:00 PM

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JC

Well, it's been a two year process with this piece of wood. I started searching for it fall of '07 after a thread about Black and White ebony got me hooked. I eventually found this one and sent it to Bob 3/08.

   

Even after 2 years, plus who knows how long it had been drying before I bought it, moisture was still off the charts. This summer, probably because he was tired of hearing me call to see if it was ready, Bob decided it would never dry like in my lifetime. It was time for drastic measures....time to slice it up and hope that would speed up the drying process. A few months on top of the register of his shop heater and bingo!

The better news: Bob said he could get two risers out of it! So, besides the Shawnee I had planned on, he also built me this beautiful ILF.

   

   

   

Sorry for the washed out pics, its pouring down rain and I couldn't find anywhere with enough light for good shots. If UPS comes through, the Shawnee will be here tomorrow and I'll post pics of it then.

Thanks for all those guys like Leatherneck who went by the shop to take a peak and encouraged me to hang in there and not give up on this piece of wood. It was definitely worth it.


The Shawnee riser arrived today....many oh man am I blessed!

 

 

 
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Longbow338

2 morrison mini ilf's skinned
2 shawnees skinned
2 PCH X honduran rosewood
Tiger mytrle and brazilian rosewood

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wingnut

Wow that is a beautiful bow.  We have only made one B&W ebony bow but it's pretty stuff.

Nice job BoB!!

Mike
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Killdeer

Reminds me of the mottling in a Golden Eagle feather. Flat out beautiful, and unique. Congrats on your (and Bob's!) persistence and patience.

Killdeer
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And the song, from beginning to end, I found again in the heart of a friend.

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Dan White

That is a beutiful piece of wood and has made a great riser. What are the limbs...black glass? And what are the bows specs?

paleFace

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JC

Thanks for your kind words.

Killy, all I did was throw money in the cookie jar every month...Bob did all the hard work.

Dan, no limbs yet, just the riser for now. My number will be up soon for a set of ILF longbow limbs and I hope to have the money for them by then. The Shawnee that is coming will wear my Dakota foam/carbon 64#@27 longbow limbs.
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firsted

The grain and contrast is incredible.  Beautiful wood & craftsmanship.  Thanks for the pics.

Eddie P.
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leatherneck

OMG!!!! It's absolutely stunning JC!!! Now that was worth the wait. Congrats on an awesome looking riser JC.

Bob, even you have outdone yourself on this one.
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Kenneth

Chasing my kids and my degree for now but come next fall the critters better look out.  ;)

DW

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lpcjon2

Thats an amazing piece of wood,now whats the limbs gonna look like to compliment that!You can't go simple with that riser.
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Tater

Incredible piece of wood, and not bad craftsmsnship by Bob....!
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Rick Butler

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Gary Logsdon

I love wood with lots of character, which is exactly what you have there.  Enjoy!
Gary Logsdon

Longbow338

2 morrison mini ilf's skinned
2 shawnees skinned
2 PCH X honduran rosewood
Tiger mytrle and brazilian rosewood


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