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    Merge selected faces

    Use the Merge option to join multiple continuous solid faces together, into a single face:

    1. Select a solid. For example:

    2. Click Solid Tools tab > Selection panel > Face.
    3. Use Shift+Click to select two or more continuous faces:

    4. Click Solid Tools tab > Modify Face > Merge to merge the faces together:

    Parent topic: About solid modelling

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