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Help me match veneers to a riser!!!

Started by mcbowguy, December 13, 2015, 09:31:00 PM

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mcbowguy

These are stained burled elm.  I don't really know what riser material to match them with.  Anyone have a good idea?  

  They aren't spoken for by anyone yet either.....  just sayin'......



 
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Sixby

Myrtle and Maccassar would be my choice.Those are sure nice. I bet you get a neat bow. Please show it off before you sell it.
God bless, steve

Cyclic-Rivers

I think Chechen or Walnut with a  dark wood like maccassar or some darker brown/black wood.
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nineworlds9

Chechen or claro/bastogne walnut.  Cocobolo is also nice with elm.  You could do something wild like wenge, catalox, or African blackwood.
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Possum Head

Any of the darker woods mentioned should be very handsome with those light veneers. Contrast is a wonderful thing with stick bows.

Hatrick

With the highly figured but lighter shade of the elm I would go with a dark riser without a busy grain...like wenge.
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DennyK

How about Maccassar with a burl stripe or flare with Maccassar limb blocks if it's going to ba a 3 piece takedown.
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PaulDeadringer29

Osage, accented with something really dark.

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NBK

QuoteOriginally posted by Hatrick:
With the highly figured but lighter shade of the elm I would go with a dark riser without a busy grain...like wenge.
Yep.
Take down string follow 66"  with wedges, 54lbs?
Just wondering!  ;)
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