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This short Blender tutorial shows you how to quickly close gaps between two mesh sections and then refine that connection into clean, rounded joints such as pipes or elbows. It’s a handy method for speeding up your modeling process while keeping good geometry.

Using Bridge Edge Loops for smooth connectors:

Pick the edge loops
Go into Edit Mode and select the two open edge loops you’d like to join. Ideally, they should have the same number of vertices, but Blender can still bridge them even if they don’t match perfectly.

Bridge them together
Press Ctrl + E to bring up the Edge menu and choose Bridge Edge Loops. Blender will instantly generate faces between the selected loops.

Shape the curve – add cuts
Right after bridging, look for the operator panel (usually at the bottom left). Increasing the Number of Cuts gives you extra segments, which makes the connection smoother and easier to bend.

Refine the curve – smoothness control
In the same panel, tweak the Smoothness setting. This determines how rounded the new geometry will be.

0 = straight join

0.5 = clean 90° arc

1 or higher = stronger or more stylized curves

Where this shines:

Fast creation of pipes, tubing, or ducts

Handles, joints, and organic transitions

Closing tricky gaps between mesh sections

Maintaining clean topology with minimal effort

Instead of slowly extruding and stitching edges together, this approach lets you bridge, bend, and refine in seconds—an essential addition to your Blender toolkit.
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