Taking set?

[J05H]

I may be wrong but it looks to me like it's bending a little too much in the handle.

[nclonghunter]

You may be right about that. The bow is intended to be a bend in the handle "D" bow and the length of the bow stays close to the same width from nock to nock. May need to taper some more from the side thickness. I have seen some pictures of eastern bows that I tried to replicate and they have some string follow also...not sure what they would have looked like at full draw.

[wood_bandit 99]

Yes, it looks a touch too much bend in the handle which would throw the limbs off more than if it bent too much towards the tips.

[Traxx]

All bows have set, not all bows have follow. Follow is the distance the tips go past the axis of the handle when unstrung.
Absolute correct statement.

 I say no "follow" is preferable, but up to 2" is usually not a deal killer per-say. It's not preferable, but some bows can deal with string follow better than others, I think anyway.

Individual taste,would dictate this.I agree and disagree with these comments.
I prefer a little,in the bows i shoot,not only because of the manners,but a bow with a little follow can just as easily be faster than some without,if the bow without,is overbuilt to avoid any.