« Reply #221 on: February 07, 2016, 06:30:02 pm »
Ok, think it's advice time before going any further . . . . .
To review .... workin' 59" red elm to be bendy handle with bit of deflex & reflex & flipped tips .... likely NOT recurve. Profiles are done. I've compared limb thickness from one side of limb to another and compared thickness of one limb to same spot on other limb. Adjustment made as needed. Floor tiller seems decent.
One limb is reflexed a bit and other deflexed. Handle and/or limbs need to be moved as string just barely passes through handle.
Planning to add tip overlays at some point.
Not at all sure what sequence of steps should be going forward.
+++ Even out limbs (reflex)
+++ Deflex handle
+++ Low brace
+++ Align tips with handle
+++ Flip tips
+++ Add tip overlays
+++ Final tillering
Thanks for reading and looking forward to recommends.
« Last Edit: February 08, 2016, 12:26:12 am by Knoll »
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