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hey Josh here and real quick the first part of this video is going to discuss how to cut holes the right way in the curved surfaces and the next part of the video is going to discuss some of the more common and more traditional ways that most people use and why I believe you should stop using them why the first method is way more efficient ok letamp;#39;s hop right into it Iamp;#39;m gonna add a cylinder shift a mesh and then cylinder the vertex count of 32 is fine Iamp;#39;m going to rotate this 90 degrees over the x-axis here just because this will be easier for demonstration purposes and now what we want to do is add a cut in here at a whole rather so this is going to be the correct method and Iamp;#39;ll explain why as we do it so right now we have a cylinder and we want to add a hole into it what weamp;#39;re gonna do is use a circle to add the hole in so Iamp;#39;m gonna press shift a go to mesh and then circle and weamp;#39;ll drop the vertex count here down to about 12 b