So, doing some reorganizing, I stumbled upon a bunch of stills of my very first bows.
...Those where the days I had no clue that internet archery sites even existed.
My very first one was a Guava, I pretty much copied my glass longbow, decrowned the back and made a farely flat belly.
I drew it to full draw as soon as it was shaped

...than pushed the limbs back to strait

did a bit of what might be called tillering but I had no instructions at all.
well it actually sent arows to my targed,..I was quite amazed by that

i did feel a great sense of pride in the accomplishment, and I think I was hooked

The tiller was amazingly quite even, but most of the bend was at midlimbs

