Moradillo,closeup is accurate color...
(http://i32.photobucket.com/albums/d34/kennym/morcedarmul001-1.jpg)
(http://i32.photobucket.com/albums/d34/kennym/morcedarmul002.jpg)
Mulberry
(http://i32.photobucket.com/albums/d34/kennym/morcedarmul006.jpg)
Kenny,
What's the background on this wood (where from, oily?, etc.)?
Mulberry is from MO(and other US )
Moradillo is from Bolivia and Brazil,also called morado and another name or 2,here is a bit of info...
http://www.wflooring.com/old/Technical_Info/Species_Tech_Info/Species_Pages/rosewood_bolivian.htm
I like them, and will be ordering some!
Looks good Kenny. Now I know I have got to make time to get that form made :)
I may have to build myself one with moradillo this winter,after huntin season of course!
Kenny,
Do you have any Juniper veneers?
What I have is red cedar,Mo Conservation Dept says they are a true Juniper,but I don't know if it is as hard as western juniper.
Is the material you have sufficient for core material or is it veneers to put over cores?
I would only go veneers and don't recommend it on radical limb designs. Better safe than sorry.
That said, I believe Trux Turning has a 56" TD recurve made with knotty from here. That would be all core in those. Maybe he'll happen by and tell us what he thinks of it.....