Buckthorn Shorty Tiller

[TacticalFate]

ah, here we go again, Buckthorn, 51" ntn, not weighed yet, feels like round 35# at 24", but I really care more about the tiller on this one than the weight. Handle wrap is cherry bark. Any comments are welcome!

Still a noob with tiller, though I am learning.

[Josh B]

Looks pretty darn good to me!  Nice work!  Josh

[Joec123able]

Looks pretty damn good plus the unstrung pic pretty much tells you since it looks like it has hardly any string follow

[MWirwicki]

Looks good from my house! 

[Newindian]

I would leave it if it shoots fine. If you want to be finicky a few scrapes bottom mid limb

[rps3]

Looks good to me.

[TacticalFate]

Cool, thanks! This is my 6th bow, and the first that I've been happy with. My first took 4" of set, my second crysaled badly due to uneven limb thickness, my third was a monstrous wobbly takedown (ew), and my fourth was the sister stave to this one, wasn't happy with the tiller. Fifth was another piece of buckthorn with 15 large thorn-knots on the back, that went out to 22" before failing (really surprised it got that far), and finally made this one!

[mikekeswick]

Looks to me like you are learning fast.
Nice bow.

[Del the cat]

Yup, nice bow, I like the way you've just gone with the stave and not fought it into straight lines.
The little twist at the left tip shows you know how to go with flow. 
Del

[Badly Bent]

Very well done, nice bow.

[Pappy]

Looks very good to my old eyes.
   Pappy

[Parnell]

Nicely done!  Picture in your dorm or fraternity?

[lesken2011]

Looks like a sweet, circular bend to me!!

[danny f]

that looks a great bow, tiller looks good to me.

[PrimitiveTim]

Ooh I like this!  I'll be using this as a reference for my next bow.