Dyed green Recurve

[Mad Max]

East Indian Rosewood board

[Roy from Pa]

Very nice Mark.

[David Flanrey]

I like it

[ty_in_ND]

Looking forward to more pics! I have a soft spot for green glass (been mulling over getting or making a bubinga riser/green glass bow), but I've been curious as to how a green dyed white wood would look under clear glass (especially something like curly or birdseye maple).

[Mad Max]

Looking forward to more pics! I have a soft spot for green glass (been mulling over getting or making a bubinga riser/green glass bow), but I've been curious as to how a green dyed white wood would look under clear glass (especially something like curly or birdseye maple).

This is edge grain (vertical) Hard rock Maple, This is what you should use

[ty_in_ND]

Right on! One more bow to add to the bucket list.   

[Mad Max]

Thanks guy's

I have not bought any Clear glass in 2 years , and after glue up I see I have some streaks, NOT COOL

[Crooked Stic]

That some good looking riser wood.

[Mad Max]

I like to use Shellac  to find my fine sanding marks and this wood bleeds over to the lite woods.
Kind of a pain but looks good.

[Buemaker]

Looking good that one.

[kennym]

Man, I always hated that the worst when you peel the tape and see streaks.

That's why I quit stocking clear Gordons, but I hear it's better now.   

It seems to go in cycles ,good awhile , then streaks.

I only have some .040 and .050 in 1.5"  for a bowyer who wants Gordon's (or anybody else who wants it)

[Crooked Stic]

I dont think whatever the glass it is not gonna be perfect. I have not seen any BP even close to some of the Gordons before this last that is supposedly better. The BP seems to not be as clear as it was first but nothing near as bad as the old Gordons. For the price difference I am sticking with BP.

[Flem]

That really nice Mark, you nailed Robin Hood green!
That riser is a beauty

[Mad Max]

Thanks guy's

[Roy from Pa]

I guess it's ok:)

[Stagmitis]

max, I like your handle template-edges