I like them. You do beautiful work, and make it look easy.  I am currently making a form for a 60" recurve like your two pictured above.  Myself and three of my students are planning on making a few bows from it.  Again I appreciate your work (and all of the Tradgangers out there who do buidalongs), it has encouraged me to give it a try.
I will keep an eye out for anything you post in the future, knowing that it will be noteworthy.  Thanks

That is one bueatiful bow. Great workmanship. Thanks for posting pics

that sure is a pretty bow! i really like the riser. i got a question though. how exactly does your wedge form work. it obviously does a good job. i'm just confused as to how you work it to do the job.
eric

You will enjoy building the pronounced T/D- try a limb pad angle of 9 degrees vs the 11 on the plans- it is a nice bow even down to 62"- thanks for the info on the sander.

WOW, that's beautiful.
Nice job.

Eman, Regarding the sled.  I made the sled out of some plywood as you can see.  I made it to cut at an angle (similar to that of Bingham's wedges).  

Basically, I just cut 2 inch wide .375 thick pieces of wood, (about 8 1/4 long for this specific bow), tape them in the sled and slowly run then through a drum sander (performax 10-20).  I generally use a 36 grit belt and after 6-10 runs through when the tip is paper thin, you are done.

Very nice, I really like the riser profile. Is that a binghams design?

Yes indeed, the riser is the bingham design.  Thanks