cocobolo

[recurvericky]

Where can I order a piece of cocobolo for a recurve riser? Binghams does not carry it.

[theunluckyhunter]

3rivers would be a good bet

[EASTERNARCHER]

Fedora?

[BMOELLER]

how about WoodCraft not far from you on 87th street.

[recurvericky]

I'll check woodcrafters. Thanks

[BodarkOkie]

Ricky....you got mail.

[Bucksnort101]

Try Fedora Trad Materials. I got a piece fromt hem a couple months back. Fancy grade was $44 for a recurve sized block.
If you do order from them and do not plan to use the wood for a while make sure both ends of the block are sealed. Looks like they cut my piece off from a larger board and I did not seal the cut end right away and got some checking when if acclimated. Otherwise it was a very nice piece of wood.
 http://www.tradmaterials.com/

[tomh]

if you buy from woodcrafters, and it is the turning stock it will be very wet.

[Mike]

cocoboloinc.com they are located in Florida.Have purchased Cocobolo and (Verawood in the bow I have for sale in the classifieds).Very satisfied with the service and shipping.The Cocobolo was not the deep dark red I recieved but the riser looked sharp when finished.  

[Buemaker]

Lots of nice woods here.  Bue--.
 http://www.cookwoods.com/

[hickstick]

heres the coco I got from fedoras:

   http://tradgang.com/cgi-bin/ultimatebb.cgi?ubb=get_topic;f=1;t=057550;p=1#000011

as said above...the cut end was not sealed and has checked a little bit.  I also bought a 2x2x22  of paduak and coco from woodcraft (a little more expensive but no shipping) and am satisfied with them just as the piece from jay.