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I usually just take an arrow and hold it against the bow at the end of the riser. I hold the arrow such that my fingers mark the length. Then I move the arrow to the other end of the riser and repeat the process. This time I take note of the difference in length.
If you start with the upper limb, and then move to the lower limb, you will usually have a gap between your fingers and the string, indicating that the lower limb is closer to the string and stronger.
In the case of even tiller, the gap between your finger and the string on the lower limb will be very small / no gap.