while waiting for my hickory stave to equalize from straightening, i thought id try my hand at a short bow.it will be 48"OAL, red oak board stave, 1.5" at widest point. my question is whether or not slightly flipping the tips will really help with string angle on a bow this short. i expect it would, but to what extent im uncertain.if i were to flip the tips, it would only be a very short section, and definitly left static.also,any thoughts on tapers? i would think that most of the limb would be left full width, with a short section tapering to nocks, but im not sure what final width to use.any input from someone who has more experience with these short bows would be appreciated