A method of making a cutter structure for an insert for a machine tool, comprising super-hard material, the super-hard material comprising any of polycrystalline diamond, PCD, material and polycrystalline cubic boron nitride, PCBN, material, the super-hard material defining a rake face topology comprising a depression or protrusion; the method including: providing a pre-sinter assembly comprising a substrate body comprising cemented carbide material and having a formation surface defining a topology that is complementary to the rake face topology, comprising a protrusion or depression corresponding to the respective depression or protrusion of the rake face topology, and an aggregation comprising a plurality of super-hard grains, the aggregation disposed adjacent the formation surface, in which the substrate body comprises a source of catalyst or binder material capable of promoting the sintering of the super-hard grains at a pressure and temperature at which the super-hard material is thermodynamically stable; subjecting the pre-sinter assembly to the pressure and temperature to provide a super-hard structure comprising sintered polycrystalline super-hard material joined to the formation surface at a first major boundary of the super-hard structure, the super-hard structure having a second major boundary opposite the first major boundary; removing the substrate body to expose the first major boundary of the super-hard structure defining the rake face topology; and joining the second major boundary of the super-hard structure to an insert base. providing a pre-sinter assembly comprising a substrate body comprising cemented carbide material and having a formation surface defining a topology that is complementary to the rake face topology, comprising a protrusion or depression corresponding to the respective depression or protrusion of the rake face topology, and an aggregation comprising a plurality of super-hard grains, the aggregation disposed adjacent the formation surface, in which the substrate body comprises a source of catalyst or binder material capable of promoting the sintering of the super-hard grains at a pressure and temperature at which the super-hard material is thermodynamically stable; a substrate body comprising cemented carbide material and having a formation surface defining a topology that is complementary to the rake face topology, comprising a protrusion or depression corresponding to the respective depression or protrusion of the rake face topology, and an aggregation comprising a plurality of super-hard grains, the aggregation disposed adjacent the formation surface, in which the substrate body comprises a source of catalyst or binder material capable of promoting the sintering of the super-hard grains at a pressure and temperature at which the super-hard material is thermodynamically stable; subjecting the pre-sinter assembly to the pressure and temperature to provide a super-hard structure comprising sintered polycrystalline super-hard material joined to the formation surface at a first major boundary of the super-hard structure, the super-hard structure having a second major boundary opposite the first major boundary; a super-hard structure comprising sintered polycrystalline super-hard material joined to the formation surface at a first major boundary of the super-hard structure, the super-hard structure having a second major boundary opposite the first major boundary; removing the substrate body to expose the first major boundary of the super-hard structure defining the rake face topology; and joining the second major boundary of the super-hard structure to an insert base.