I've found you can't really tell some else how to do there tillering. You really have to be there. But I like to step away after a while you 'll see things different. I like to take it in the house and look at it while relaxing. You'll see things different.
To get that far I say you know what your doing. The profile looks good.
I've only had one bow that the one limb got to thin to finish the tiller. It was a billet bow.
Stave bows you'll never run into this problem only with billet bows, that the billets aren't a set.
Is your bow a billet bow.
I agree that it is difficult, if not impossible, to help with tillering from a still frame picture. Maybe a video of it bending on the tree would work? Not very practical though.
I have, however, had stave bows that were thinner and stiffer on one limb than the other, so I dissagree that it will only happen with billet bows.
Like Darksoul stated above, you have to ignore the thickness(not thickness taper) and just look at the overall tiller.
Good looking bow, you're not far from done in my opinion........a bit of scraping yet on the stiff limb and lots of exercise to make sure the wood removal registers.
Darcy
