tiller check - ash backed sage r/d

[snedeker]

I'm in year 22 of bowyering but am a little rusty on r/d's.  Osage backed osage.  Two spliced short pieces taken out of rough split timber piece with circular saw.  Light density sage.  63" ntn, 1&3/8"wide.  Tips about even with back at grip unbraced.  Pulling a little over 50# here at 24".     More work on outer limbs?

[pierce_schmeichel]

Hmm from the angle in that picture it looks like your lower limb is bending a good amount more than the top limb. I would personally either flip the bow to make that top limb the bottom limb or I would remove material from the top limb. And yeah I would also remove a bit from the outer limbs as well.

[superdav95]

Yup.  I’d get those outers bending more. 

[Pat B]

Hey Dave. It's been a while. Great to see you back at it. 
 I'd think your combo should make a nice shooting bow.

[snedeker]

Thanks and hi Pat.   I think the apparent extra lower limb bend is seen because of the tilt in the pic.  Looks good on tiller stand.  I'll fiddle with it and report back.

[Pappy]

Looking good, maybe a little more in the outer 1/3 but you have to remember on an R/D it will look kind of flat from mid limb out, it won't have that prefect arc , if it dose you got the outer bending to much.  you are getting close to my eyes. 
Pappy