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Just a couple of pics to show I'm not skiving off!
It's just begining to flex a bit on the tiller, but nowhere near back to bracing height. It's just flexing back a few inches, but is coming back fairly evenly.
I'm working to reduce the belly whilst keeping it flat.
You can see from the pic on the right I can't flatten it much more without it breaking into the curve of the back.
It doesn't look much different from the picture a few posts back, but it's been trimmed to length (58") and had tillering nocks cut in.
It's just begining to flex a bit on the tiller, but nowhere near back to bracing height. It's just flexing back a few inches, but is coming back fairly evenly.
I'm working to reduce the belly whilst keeping it flat.
You can see from the pic on the right I can't flatten it much more without it breaking into the curve of the back.
It doesn't look much different from the picture a few posts back, but it's been trimmed to length (58") and had tillering nocks cut in.
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