Accent's and choices of hardwoods??

Started by T Folts, January 27, 2013, 12:11:00 PM

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T Folts

I've been contemplating on the use of accents in risers and the use of all wood accents. My typical colors are white black and light brown and dark brown. So what woods would you suggest that fall into these color spectrums that are hard (strong) enough.  I know what I would use just looking for additional Ideas.  

Thanks for input
Terry
US ARMY 1984-1988

kennym

White- maple and white hickory
light brown- tan hickory
dark brown- wenge

Probably lots more....
Stay sharp, Kenny.

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Al Dean

TGMM Family of the Bow

rainman

Figured Walnut or Macassar Ebony for brown
Holly or Figured Maple for White.
Catalox or Blackwood for black.
Semper Fidelis
Dan Raney

talkingcabbage

I usually tend toward a nice curly maple and figured walnut (or burl), but really anything curly and burly looks beautiful.  I've recently started working with quarter sawn sycamore and it's really nice.  
You can also take a curly or figured maple and stain it to a darker color and it will really bring out the grain.  Check out Kenny M's website for a really nice picture of a stained figured maple bow.  Beautiful.

Joe
Joe

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One of two things will happen; it'll either work or it won't.

Crooked Stic

A good brown color would be ipe. Bloodwood for a reddish color.
High on Archery.

T Folts

US ARMY 1984-1988

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