So a year ago i tried to build a recurve and it was an epic fail. Bubbly as hell and didn't even get to the short string before it went BOOM. Swear to never build a recurve again. So here i go again... :D
I used the same formula when last time only with less mistakes.
It's 61" ntn, around 46#@28(i was shooting for 40#...) Hoping to lose a few pounds when it's finished.
Some issues though. It has 0,2" positive tiller, but when i pull it on the tillering setup, the lower limb bends about 0,5" less. I pivoted the hook on on the string, where my middle finger would be. I shoot split. Pivot point might raise a little when finished. Should i be worried about the uneven bending or is it close enough, that it could be fixed nock height?
Also have a slight tracking problem. After pulling the string settles about 1/8 past center. Limbs don't seem to bee twisting so i hope it's just uneven nocks. Or is it?
But first i'd like to get the tiller as good as i can. So comments and advice about the tiller would be appreciated.