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 From:  BurrMan 24 Jun 2011  (2 of 5) 
4351.2 In reply to 4351.1 
Hey Jerome,
The blend command will want/need to have "open surface edges" to work with... So you will want to delete these faces before running the blend....

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 From:  jmi 24 Jun 2011  (3 of 5) 
4351.3 In reply to 4351.2 
It looks like it's working!
Thanks a lot BurrMan.
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 From:  BurrMan 24 Jun 2011  (4 of 5) 
4351.4 In reply to 4351.3 
Sure thing.. Although it is interesting... It looks as though it was blending with the edge of the surface cap!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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 From:  Michael Gibson 24 Jun 2011  (5 of 5) 
4351.5 In reply to 4351.4 
Yeah if you blend from a joined edge (where it is a part of 2 adjacent surfaces) it's kind of random which surface will be picked as the one to actually target the blend on to.

- Michael
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