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Charlie...

All the tear out occurred in the male piece before glueing. None occurred when I milled the waste off. The inside of the flower and some of the leaf ends were so fine a detail the pine could not hold it. The gaps are all tight the stain was still not dried when it was glued up. I was thinking a bit with a sharper angle to get a little  deeper and a  bigger saw gap. I've seen inlay videos where they were use 15 degree bit... I'm going to try again...

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Ah, that makes more sense - the male plug geometry can be tricky! Harder wood definitely helps, I like using walnut for it's color and density but it sure takes a while longer to cut. A wider angled cutter also provides more stability, especially for finer details, but of course it all depends on how deep you want to go too.

Keep me posted! :]

 - Charlie