Correcting tiller

[Woodely]

Never had good luck in piking bows,  but admire you guys that can do that and turn out a smooth shooter without any stacking,  There is prop twist in one limb,  you can also file out the string groove on the tip more. 

"The near handle area and near non bending tips will be flat. No gap. "    You do want a little bend in the fade area though (transition area).

[SLIMBOB]

Yes you do.  Most of mine bend right out of the fade, but it bends late in the draw and wont show much gap at 15- 16 inches.  If it bends there too early you will come in under weight trying to get the outers to catch up.

[Eric Krewson]

Well, a tillering gizmo will mark any stiff spots better than eyeballing with a block of wood, except in the fade out area.

[SLIMBOB]

The gizmo works. A little horse sense is needed with it. Just as it is with the straight edge. Pick a method that isolates problems in the tiller and let’s you fine tune that tiller right from jump street. Straight edge, gizmo, those funky computer circles, a CD. Just find what works for you and use it.

[paulc]

I do use a gizmo w the pencil thru the middle, SUPER helpful.

I def need a more consistent way of placing the bow into the cradle as I swear it screws me every time I’m not super careful with putting the bow into the cradle. Currently I use pieces of  knapped scrap stone as my shims...P

[Deerhunter21]

The left looks a little stiff that may just be me. I reserve the right to be wrong.