It would perhaps be easier to split one end of your cylinder in the flat, while Alt M Mesh > Split > Faces by Edges still does the right thing, and then extrude it to form the composite solid.. (or use an Edge Split and/or a Solidify modifier):
It would perhaps be easier to split one end of your cylinder in the flat, while Alt M Mesh > Split > Faces by Edges still does the right thing, and then extrude it to form the composite solid.. (or use a Solidify modifier):
It would perhaps be easier to split one end of your cylinder in the flat, while Alt M Mesh > Split > Faces by Edges still does the right thing, and then extrude it to form the composite solid.. (or use an Edge Split and/or a Solidify modifier):
It would perhaps be easier to split one end of your cylinder in the flat, while Alt M Mesh > Split > Faces by Edges still does the right thing, and then extrude it to form the composite solid.. (or use a Solidify modifier):
It would perhaps be easier to split one end of your cylinder in the flat, while Alt M Mesh > Split > Faces by Edges still does the right thing, and then extrude it to form the composite solid:
It would perhaps be easier to split one end of your cylinder in the flat, while Alt M Mesh > Split > Faces by Edges still does the right thing, and then extrude it to form the composite solid.. (or use a Solidify modifier):
It would perhaps be easier to split one end of your cylinder in the flat, while Alt M Mesh > Split > Faces by EdgesMesh > Split > Faces by Edges still does the right thing, and then extrude it to form the composite solid:
It would perhaps be easier to split one end of your cylinder in the flat, while Alt M Mesh > Split > Faces by Edges still does the right thing, and then extrude it to form the composite solid:
It would perhaps be easier to split one end of your cylinder in the flat, while Alt M Mesh > Split > Faces by Edges still does the right thing, and then extrude it to form the composite solid: