Humidity Redux

[YosemiteSam]

Taking the advice I've received on this forum, I've been avoiding doing any tillering during these high-humidity days of winter.  I've stored my roughed out or half-done bows indoors where humidity is around 50% +/-.  If I take the bow out to the garage to work on it (humidity 90%+), about how long can I work on the tillering before I'm causing more problems later on?  Am I good for an hour or two or is any exposure to high humidity going to mess things up?

[Mad Max]

what kind of wood

[Roy from Pa]

An hour or two should be fine.

[YosemiteSam]

Originally posted by Mad Max:
what kind of wood

Red Oak & Maple boards.

[macbow]

Either of,those should do ok compared to hickory.

[Pat B]

I've hunted with hickory bows in pouring rain storms with no ill effects...until tomorrow. Then it got a bit soft.
 As long as you keep it in climate controlled house between work sessions high R/H shouldn't be a problem.

[YosemiteSam]

Thank you, all.  I hate having unfinished projects laying around