Today, we use the Auto Smooth feature in Blender 2.8, to keep our meshes edges... while keeping a nice smooth quality when using Shade Smooth - or a Subdivision Surface Subsuf Modifier!

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After this quick video you’ll know about…

● Hard and soft edges without a modifier
● Hard and soft edges with the edge split modifier
● Visualizing normals

Note : ‘Hard’ & ‘Soft’ Edges are thought of as being more Maya terms. Blender equivalents are ‘Sharp’ edges (Found under the Ctrl E shortcut for edges) and ‘smooth’ and ‘flat’ face shading (Found under the Ctrl F shortcut for faces)