Here it is with all the epoxy still on it.

Here it is afterwards. As you can tell by the photos, I moved outside for this step. Please don't take any shortcuts on this step. Take your time and go slowly. You don't want to get into the wood. You just want to remove the epoxy. Wear a respirator and use your dust collection system. I don't have one since I destroyed my shop vac so, I did it outside with the prevailing wind at my back.

Now its time to peel the old tape off and re-tape. I wish I had used the blue painters tape. This stuff was really stuck on. I took my time and it did come off.

For the re-tape, I used the painters tape. It is a lot easier to remove. I didn't have any 2" tape. I used 1 1/2" on the belly of the bow but, as luck would have it, I ran out. I then pulled out the 3/4" for the back. I had to make 3 passes in order to get the coverage.

Here it is completely re-taped and ready to cut the limb tips to length.

Here is a jig for marking the limb tips. The top of the jig is the cut-off line. The bottom is for the the string groove.

Here the limb is after being marked. I marked both sides of the limb and made sure they lined up before cutting.

Here it is, cut to length. It's getting closer to being an actual bow. I used a hack saw to cut it. I could have used the bandsaw but, it would have been a little clumsy. The hacksaw was just as quick.

More to come.
John