VCarve Inlays with Todd | Vectric Worldwide UGM 2023

Ever thought you might like to try a VCarve inlay but were unsure where to start?

In this session Todd will walk you through the basics of how to create a one-color v-carved inlay and then move onto putting that inlay in the bottom of a dish. After that it’s a simple job to make that same inlay using two-colors, and to prove it, he’ll cut that one in the labs and show you the results!

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[horsepictures]

sehr gut erklärt !!!
da die meisten Leute in der Welt mit Millimeter arbeiten wäre es super in den Videos das zu berücksichtigen

[dwightmoody-sl]

One thing you need to do when making your plug is to mirror the plug horizontally. The design you used is symmetrical so it doesn’t matter but a bird or shape like that will not fit when you flip it over to insert it.

[mbsquires]

I followed the instructions but found that the plug was about 1.5mm too small, showing gaps. What can I do to fix this? Thanks,

[ecudrzu]

Thanks, enjoyed this. Learned something again. Every day is a school day.

[allenhuckabee]

Why do you cut the plugs first? I have not tried this yet and am anxious to try it, but not understanding well enough yet.

[keithmurray]

Where do I find the PDF reference sheet?

[oldNavyJZ]

Might be a silly question, but I don't understand the purpose of the Inlay toolpath when you use v-carve toolpaths for inlays instead.