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[Lucasade]

I've nearly finished my first bow - lilac longbow for my four year old. It's pulling 15# @ 18" which is what I wanted, but it's gone from the string tracking pretty much down the centre to being off to the right as you look at the belly. I think I may have put some twist in while trying to steam out the inch of set it took while tillering (unsuccessfully - it went straight back when I put the string back on   ) but I'm not certain enough to start trying to get it out, but it would be simple enough to move one limb sideways a bit to get the string central as I think I've worked out where the sideways bend is happening. Alternatively I could scrape a bit off the appropriate limb edge, or just flip the bow and make it a near enough centre shot. However the last option seems like a cop out and I don't know what effect it will have on the bow long term.

Any thoughts on which is the best course of action please? Apart from this I've just got the finishing to do and it would be great to give it to him for Christmas.

[crooketarrow]

  It's a 15# bow just line up tips with handle forget if a limb has stwist. It's a kids bow

[Del the cat]

+1 and it's such a low weight it will be tricky to work.
Del

[George Tsoukalas]

If the string is on the handle don't worry about it. I would not even give 1 inch of set a passing thought. Jawge

[Lucasade]

It's not on the the handle any more - I think it will be getting a bit of steam this evening to move the limb over and even everything up again. The twist isn't an issue as I said, not least because I suspect the cure will more than likely make it worse!

I think you're right that I should have left it with the set before- another lesson learned!

[bradsmith2010]

if the bow shoots and stays strung, the way it looks is not an issue,, only to your eye,, not the performance of the bow,,
how many bows I have ruined trying to make it look right when it shot good?

[Lucasade]

All steamed up:

http://s1266.photobucket.com/user/lucasade2/media/image_zpswnuidxvp.jpeg.html

I took the opportunity to scrape a couple of bumps out too so a sand and three coats of beeswax and I'll call it a bow I think.

I'm also going to call Photobucket and it's lack of interaction with iPads lots of rude names