I am working on an osage bow that has a knot hole, about 3/8" diameter, clear through one limb about 3" above the fade near the edge of the limb. I received the stave already split and that left minimal room for working around the outside edge of the knot. As it sits right now, I have followed the grain around the knot on the outside edge of the limb, but there is only about 1/8" of wood between the limb edge and the inside of the hole. I have enough room to omit the hole completely by shifting my limb outline over, but would rather keep the hole to add a little flavor to the bow. I have done two bows with holes through them, just not this close to the edge. Is 1/8" enough to do the job or would I be better off shifting my limb over to omit the hole? Just wondering if anyone had any advice. Osage, 62" w a 7" stiff handle/fades, probably looking to get around 50# out of it. Thanks