How to add Cutouts using non-Destructive Modifiers | Blender 2.9 Quick Tutorial for Beginners

In this video, I show you how to add non-destructive cutouts to your 3d models in Blender 2.9 without using any addons.

Cutouts are a good way to add detail to 3d models, and are frequently used in hard surface modeling and industrial designs.

In this quick beginner-level tutorial, I follow a non destructive 3d modelling workflow, which retains the geometry of the core 3d model and adds levels of detail using modifiers. In Blender 3D, these modifiers are primarily: array, boolean, solidify, bevel, subdivision and lattice. In this tutorial, I use the boolean modifier to create the cutout, and use the bevel modifier to give out model a better appearance.

I'm planning to make more of these quick "coffee-break" tutorials where I explain fundamental concepts in simple terms. If you have any requests or suggestions, let me know in comments.

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