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Set operation algorithms form an important component of solid modeling systems. Their efficiency can be enhanced by localizing the search for geometric intersections to the region of overlap using a spatial directory. We present an algorithm that employs a three-dimensional extendible cell (EXCELL) directory to the set operation problem, and demonstrate by practical experiments the efficiency and the local nature of the algorithm.