Well been into archery for a long time....never made my own bow.
I'm fascinated by the California/west coast type paddle bows and such so been trying to get a shooter together....using red oak as it's cheap kindling for a beginner

Broke the first one floor tillering

broke the second one on the tree, bad hinge on one limb let go at full draw

Finally with alot more patience some moderate success on the 3rd

I went loosely from Ishi's measurements for his "short bow"...this one's 46"s nock to nock.
1-5/8 handle width, 2" on the limbs, down to 3/4" at the tips, simple pin style nocks.
Rawhide backed(dogbones & hide glue) deer sinew reinforced nocks. Buckskin handle wrap.
5-3/4" brace, pulls 52 lbs at 22" on the bathroom scale.
Sent about a hundred arrows threw it tonight and it's got about an 1" of set after unstringing..settles to about a 1/2" when rested.
Thanks for ALL your posts and getting me into a new hobby...there'll be more to come !