Hi, I want to use a 90 degree V bit to chisel sharp inside corners using AlphaCAM Advanced Router. For the life of me I can't remember the last time I needed to do this.
Can anyone help? I presume polylines are in the mix. This sort of thing is simple in Vectric, but the modeling presents other issues.
Any help appreciated. Thank you.

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Use 3d Engraving. Works on any V angle tool that you have defined.

Following these steps to use a 90 degree V:
Draw the shape of the corner using polylines. Make sure the polyline is closed.
Go to the "Toolpaths" menu and select "V-Carve".
In the "V-Carve" dialog box, select the 90 degree V-bit as your tool.
Set the "Start Depth" to the depth you want to begin carving at.
Set the "Cut Depth" to the depth you want to carve to.
Set the "Flat Depth" to the depth you want to leave a flat surface.
In the "Geometry" tab, select the polyline you drew for the corner.
Set the "Profile Type" to "Sharp Inside Corners".
Click "Calculate" to generate the toolpath.
Preview the toolpath to make sure it looks correct.
Save the toolpath and send it to your CNC router for cutting.

Hi Tony,
Is that for AlphaCam?

Anton,
Without a response from Tony, I highly recommend doing what Mike said first.

Hi Anton,

It looks like the bevel toolpaths have been squared up correctly. I think that the issue is being caused by the tools that cut the step around the top of the style and rails. It looks like they are cutting into the mullions.

Use a smaller tool and previous tool profile pocketing op

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Ian, is there any way you can make a video or a few picks on sharp corners,,i have really struggled with this especially with MDF doors,,,,,before we got our router and alpacam would just rough out pockets and apply the modling,,,,

thank you

Here's a fully comprehensive video directly from Vero

https://https://youtu.be/YnYp5twc9Co