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in this tutorial weamp;#39;re going to look at the V inlay technique this is an alternative to making conventional uh pockets and inlays uh that uses a vbit tool rather than the usual uh n Mill or slot drill to to cut these shapes out now the reason this is docHub is that um by using a vbit tool to create um the inlays weamp;#39;re not limited by the normal radius problem that you get from a rotating tool so even in this artwork weamp;#39;ve got here which comes to Sharp points uh uh and quite quick sharp Corners here you um are able to get keep this detailed so if we was trying to just pocket this shape out firstly weamp;#39;d have to find an endmill which would fit all the way along the length of this pocket which would mean it would have to be extremely fine and secondly even if we could do that uh we would find that weamp;#39;d have radi on each of these Corners as the endmill canamp;#39;t get into the the corner to properly clear the material however with the V inlay Te