Too much crack in osage?

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This is a hair line crack in the belly of this stave. It was given to me already well seasoned. As I was roughing it out I noticed a couple of these cracks about mid limb.  Don't know if I can just run some superglue in it and be ok or not? What do you think? Or is it one of the things where you just try it and see?

[snag]

Also these cracks don't go through to the back of the stave. I took the stave down to about 1/4" from it's needed thickness and the cracks still are there.  They did reduce in size and width as I got to this point. 

[Joec123able]

Should be fine as long as the limbs come straight back when you draw it , if they twist then it could split even worse I'd fill it with glue and not worry about it

[wood_bandit99]

Should be fine as long as the limbs come straight back when you draw it , if they twist then it could split even worse I'd fill it with glue and not worry about it

+1

[snag]

Thanks for the reassurance. I have some really thin superglue that will flow nicely into those small areas.

[Pat B]

Super glue it and go for it! Those types of checks in the belly are usually not a problem.

[rps3]

I would be a bit concerned about the check running down the far right side of the limb, looks like the rings might be seperating. If so I would wrap that with sinew.

[Eric Krewson]

I think that is a pencil line on the side of the limb.

As for the belly check; superglue it and forget it.

[Bowman]

I have made osage bows with the same type of  cracks. Superglue it . No problem at all. :-)