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Markus von Broady
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In edit mode press CTRL+RCTRL+R to add two cuts. Then select those new edges and scale them outwards on the axis that is needed until you're happy with the size. Then bevel the edges. Here's a quick demo of what I mean: EXAMPLE EXAMPLE GIF

Some more advice.. If you want to create your circles exactly in the middle of your newly bevelled edges then simply connect the vertices like this, using JJ: EXAMPLE EXAMPLE GIF

This will create a vert exactly in the middle of that curve. Then snap your cursor to it by pressing SHIFT+S> Snap Cursor to SelectedSHIFT+S > Snap Cursor to Selected, then simply create a cylinder there.

In edit mode press CTRL+R to add two cuts. Then select those new edges and scale them outwards on the axis that is needed until you're happy with the size. Then bevel the edges. Here's a quick demo of what I mean: EXAMPLE

Some more advice.. If you want to create your circles exactly in the middle of your newly bevelled edges then simply connect the vertices like this, using J: EXAMPLE This will create a vert exactly in the middle of that curve. Then snap your cursor to it by pressing SHIFT+S> Snap Cursor to Selected, then simply create a cylinder there.

In edit mode press CTRL+R to add two cuts. Then select those new edges and scale them outwards on the axis that is needed until you're happy with the size. Then bevel the edges. Here's a quick demo of what I mean: EXAMPLE EXAMPLE GIF

Some more advice.. If you want to create your circles exactly in the middle of your newly bevelled edges then simply connect the vertices like this, using J: EXAMPLE EXAMPLE GIF

This will create a vert exactly in the middle of that curve. Then snap your cursor to it by pressing SHIFT+S > Snap Cursor to Selected, then simply create a cylinder there.

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The Jovial Brit
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In edit mode press CTRL+R to add two cuts. Then select those new edges and scale them outwards on the axis that is needed until you're happy with the size. Then bevel the edges. Here's a quick demo of what I mean: EXAMPLE

Some more advice.. If you want to create your circles exactly in the middle of your newly bevelled edges then simply connect the vertices like this, using J: EXAMPLE This will create a vert exactly in the middle of that curve. Then snap your cursor to it by pressing SHIFT+S> Snap Cursor to Selected, then simply create a cylinder there.