weather finally cleared enough for me to lay up this second FHLB . larned a heap. Mostly needing to put stops each end of form, and extend my side washers high enough to cover all the layup at riser. Back glass on this one slipped to one side even with cable ties in place. Had to narrow it about .250''. Weight came in at bottom of my target of 40# to 45# , right on 40# and 60'' ntn. riser wood is Tasmanian Blackwood and belly veneer is Camphor Laurel, mainly because I could get a full one piece lam out of a board and one less thing to worry about . I differ to most as instead of having a thin veneer I often incorporate the " veneer" as a lam. this one I just went with 3 lams including " veneer'' With the lower poundage bows I think the tip wedge is essential, this one is 10'' , just to keep the tips off the string and maintain a reasonable brace height. Also incorporated the power lam after "mark one" [ Invalid Attachment ] [ Invalid Attachment ] [ Invalid Attachment ] destructed near the fade. They are such a great performing bow, I am sold on them Going to make another as soon as circumstances allow.