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Originally Posted by Arnold Schnitzer
Two prominent makers I know of do the following with their flatbacks: Cut a narrow groove across the back where the bend will be; install a cross brace just at the lower edge of this groove (across the back); bend the back crease, using the cross brace as a kind of fulcrum; glue the upper part of the back to the rest of the already-assembled corpus. No reinforcement whatsoever of the bend. I'm wondering what you guys think of that method.
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I am not sure it is any better or worse than just bending without cutting the groove.
How steep is the bend? How thick are their backs?