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 From:  Frenchy Pilou (PILOU) 21 Jul 15:47  (6 of 8) 
12046.6 In reply to 12046.5 
Press "Keep object" if you want 2 objects! ;)
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 From:  BurrMan 21 Jul 16:34  (7 of 8) 
12046.7 In reply to 12046.3 
""""""""""but would you be a little more specific on how best to use the boolean tool here for solids?""""""""""

This should have the little nugget you were looking for!
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 From:  Frenchy Pilou (PILOU) 21 Jul 19:37  (8 of 8) 
12046.8 
A cool function can be the Native ExplodeMove after a multiple Boolean (Merge here) ! ;)

Voronoi for the perpendicular faces!




Boolean Merge the 2 perpendicular planar curves
then ExplodeMove as shortCut or Press Tab and write ExplodeMove


Of course ExplodeMove will work also with some Boolean Diff! ;)

EDITED: 21 Jul 19:58 by PILOU
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