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hi hello I am the cyber wave guru thank you for watching so back at the end of August I created a video about using resin to do inlays in a org it could be anything but in this case it was a board and so I got a couple questions on that video about how to do it and I promise to do a follow-up video and this is that video so Iamp;#39;m gonna kind of try and walk you through the process of doing the resin pour Iamp;#39;m not gonna go through the process of doing the cutout of the board using the CNC machine right there if you want to get more details on that I will link videos above here I have a couple well many videos actually about making inlays and how to do the pocketing in the the tool pass I also have a whole video series by the way of how to do cam work computer-aided manufacturing work using fusion 360 for something like the x-carve here and I will link that as well Iamp;#39;ll be honest with you hasnamp;#39;t gotten too many views but I found it useful I should refer to it
