I watched through part 3 and I found it okay. There are a few things I would do different or advise. First, I don't glue on the riser block until I cut the side tapers and get the basic handle/fade roughed in, but I taper by hand and clamping the board with the riser block is a pain. Also, the bow layout should be on both sides of the board, once you have a double taper the only lines left will be on the back. Aditionally, make sure to mark center points on either end and at the center. For beginners (and experienced bowyers) losing reference points can be a real pain (my eyeballs fall out of calibration fairly regularly) Finally, I am not a fan of doing deep tall cuts with a table saw, it can be dangerous and while doable for someone that is skilled, it is not what I consider good advice to a beginner. Much better to belly taper with the block plane before the riser block is glued on. It is slower, more controlled, and less likely to make a fast/fatal mistake. Just my .02
