I am tillering an osage stave that has about a 30-45degree prop twist in the outer one half of one limb. It seems to be a consensus that if the tips and handle line up, which they do, then a little twist should not be a problem.
Now on the tillering tree the twisted part looks like a paddle and makes it a little hard to see the bending.
My question: Do I scrape my facets in the usual manner in the twisted area or does one side of the limb get more than the other? If the limb is twisted to the right, do I scrape a little more on the left side?
I hope to get some pics up tomorrow to help with my question.
Thanks