I'm looking into making a takedown style recurve, not an actual takedown, but a bow with limbs permanently attached to the riser. I know it's not a new concept several bowyers (ie Bud Hitt) have done bows this way, so I was wondering if anyone had any thoughts on the matter.
Most specifically I was hoping for some advice on limb design and riser attachment.
Does anyone here make TDs or build this way that could help me with stacking? I'm looking to get between 45# and 50# @28" but I have no experience with stacking and thus no idea how to achieve the desired draw weight.
As far as riser attachment I was wondering what angles would give me the best performance and if anyone has a method I could use to avoid crooked alignment.

This is a (Build your own Bow) 62" takedown Recurve that I modified into a 1 piece

that is an amazing bow, whenever I make something h I have a tendency to overdo it with a dozen different woods and really complicated examinations, so I'm always impressed by those who can keep it simple and elegant. I really like the combo of dark woods and the finish is awesome.
How did you attach the limbs to the riser? I don't see any seams or joints at all

the plans are $15.00, contact on facebook
http://tradgang.com/cgi-bin/ultimatebb.cgi?ubb=get_topic;f=125;t=013336#000000