Different Ways To Cut Through Objects In Blender 3

While it may seem like a mundane skill to learn, the ability to cut holes into your objects is important for the creation of 100's of different objects from bowls to cars. There are different ways of cutting these holes into your geometry and each method affects your topology in a different way.

These are some of the methods that you can use to create holes in your mesh objects:

Inset And Extrude Combination
Deleting Geometry And Then Solidify
The Boolean Modifier
The Knife Tool
Knife Projection Method
Geometry Nodes Boolean

The best method for you will depend entirely on the shape of the model. For example, a simple object may only need to use the inset and extrude combination to create the hole, while a more complex object may need to use another object's geometry as the boolean.

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