Inlays -how are the corners fitted

[jssussex]

I just watched Tracy's video on inlay. When the pocket is cut how do you get the outside corners square instead of the round profile of the 90 degree v bit. It appears to me that the raised piece would have sharp corner fitting into a round corner when they are put together.

I've watched this twice and can't see how the corners can be routed to match the insert.

[free1spinner]

In the corners of the female part, the v-bit is raised as it advances to the corner, leaving a sharp corner on an angle to the depth of the cut. The sharp corner is produced because the vbit comes to a sharp point. So when you make the male part to go into the female part they are an exact fit, if you use the same v bit. This way no matter how much you sand the two parts after the glue up, you will always see a tight joint between the two parts.
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