Osage ELB attempt, am I on the right track?

[Ruddy Darter]

...and horns fitted ready to shape.

[Ruddy Darter]

https://youtu.be/YCT1rgiILBQ?si=64JWY1m4NtiOIfRz just took a video of first bend of the Osage ELB, I haven't done any tillering on it as yet, I'm quite pleased as it's moving nicely throughout. The top limb is to the right of the screen. The top limb has a reflex the deflex going on mid limb and moves more on the deflex, I think this will dictate what draw weight I'll get. Looking ok for a start off point?
(The video shows the movement better)
R.D.

[Eric Krewson]

I would take that right limb reflex/deflex out with heat before I went any further.

[Ruddy Darter]

Ok thanks Eric,
 That sounds like the right path, but I would like to keep as much of the "crooked stick look" as I possibly can if that can be achievable , I'll have a good ponder and  get back to it and get it on a tillering tree. Thanks again.
 R.D.
*I I went the whole length of the bow, working down from the top limb deflex area, and put on a much rounder belly profile, I'll see how the tiller looks as soon as i get a chance.*
 I'll update once I get the bow braced.

[TimBo]

It doesn't look like the inner third or so of the upper limb is moving much to me. I am sometimes torn between evening out limbs and the crooked stick look...this one would cause me lots of problems though! 

[Ruddy Darter]

Yes TimBo, that area was looking a little squareish in profile on re-examination so I've really rounded this area as well as most of the lower limb to, I'm looking forward to seeing how it is after doing this, I feel ill have a better starting point, but happy so far.
 R.D.

 Here's a vid, I've got it moving a little better and I can take some more off inner top limb, the limbs are balanced on the centre.n I'll see what i can get away without heat straightening.
https://youtu.be/ydPxndyLmoU?si=7NuQ2BPkURbWJS9c