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hi iamp;#39;m dennis and in this video iamp;#39;ll show you how i made this geisha figure on a 3d scroll out of four different types of natural unstained woods and carbon steel epoxy resin i originally planned to use the traditional cnc inlay technique but i ran into several technical issues which i solved with a new optimized prism technique for very precise inlays the inlay technique has been around for quite a while it is based on carving a pocket shape also called female into a board and then a mirrored protruding shape also called male that is usually carved out of wood with a contrasting color this mail piece is glued into the pocket and the excess wood is removed to reveal the shape a bit like those wooden puzzles for little kids but you can immediately see the problem at the corners when using a straight end mill you can cheat a bit with simple forms by rounding the corners but that wonamp;#39;t work for sharp angles or lines that are thinner than the diameter of the bit as