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Hello everyone!
This is the first of two tutorials created with Blender version 4.2, where we’ll see some basic methods for cutting and separating parts of mesh objects in Blender.

In this first part, we’ll look at the Bisect, Split, Rip, and Separate operators, which allow us to cut an object into two parts and separate portions of it, potentially creating a new Object from the separated parts, distinct from the original.

In the next part, we’ll see how to use the Boolean modifier, which enables non-destructive operations on objects.

In the next part, we’ll also cover how to display or render a section without modifying the object in any way, simply by setting the End Clip of the 3D Viewport or the virtual camera.