select inside wall of hole and hit delete.

select edge of inside surface hole and hit delete.

select edge of outside surface hole and delete.

no more hole.

(bangs head in desk again) :) geez

Thank you , so simple

Well DigiD,
It is only "so simple" under certain circumstances.. that hole is oit there all by itself. If the hole was involved in an area like a boolean or fillet, it would get more compex.

Essentially, the area where we just push delete, is "untim-able" unto itself.

Try to grab what that means, then the complex one will be understandable.....

@DigiD, by the way there is an object repair tutorial here which goes into some more detail about what is involved in a more complicated situation when the hole is not so self contained and runs into other nearby stuff:
http://moi3d.com/forum/index.php?webtag=MOI&msg=446.17

- Michael

thanks for the link Michael , I will probably be using those tricks sooner than later

Laughed when I read ( the "whole" hole ) for some reason it reminded me of the Bugs Bunny or Wile E cartoon episode that used "ACME portable holes" a very useful product. I need to order ACME portable patches :)