How to cut up and key organic models in Blender for 3d printing - part 2 organic cuts 

Great to hear this is useful for you! Thanks for letting me know.

Thank you. I will slowly be adding more :)

Thank you for the feedback and your positive comment. I am very glad to hear that you found it useful. Thanks.

Really good to hear these are helpful for you. It is always difficult to get the pacing right so it's good to hear this works for you.

Thanks for the feedback! I am glad it was useful for you but please note the booltool method here doesn't work with some versions of Blender. However doing it without booltool is pretty easy too. I have a video for that too linked in the description if you are interested.

Thanks a lot. It is always great to know that these videos are useful so thanks for the feedback.

@@notverygoodguy my only suggestion is imbprove your audio , cause voice kind of way to low. but regardless your lecture execution are great

@@valpercinabanalan8576 Thanks. It is always good to get useful feedback like this. I think the audio is getting clearer in my more recent videos but still quiet. I have been looking into how best to set audio levels for youtube so maybe the next video will have it cracked. Thanks again.

Finally I am someone's hero :) Thanks

Very pleased this is working for you but please note that this video is a bit old now and the booltool method does not always work. There is a link in the description here to a way of working without booltool if you find it doesn't work for you.

@@notverygoodguy thanks! Already had some issues^^

Thanks! I appreciate that

Hope it works out for you but just shout out if you find any issues. Thanks for the feedback.

Thank you. Apologies for the poor sound quality though.

@@notverygoodguy It's not very clean, but I can't say that it bothers or is inadequate. definitely not. no. thank u again.

Thank you :)

No dogs were harmed in the making of this video :)

If the boolean object was water tight then the result should be water tight too assuming that the normals are correct on both.

Almost certainly you have not applied your scale and rotation before hand, or your origins are not set to geometry or finally that you have some normals that are not pointing in the right direction. I suggest enabling "face orientation" in the overlays drop down to check this. Actually I have this permanently on but change the colour of the outside facing normals from blue to transparent in preferences. I may do a video on how to achieve that!

It's a fair point. You can do that but you'll probably be better off with a bit more geometry in there.

Fair point

Have you applied the boolean modifier for the cutting plane?

@@notverygoodguy I got the wrong boolean modifier, now I can do it thank you very much:)

@@Fikipriantono Easily done. Glad it is working for you now.