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· Determine where Cura puts PVA support material
Its a bit tricky but you can do it in cura.
What you need to do is add a piece in your design as a separate mesh where you don't want the infill.
Import both models into cura and select the model for the support replacement. Then select per object settings. Select: Wall thickness, top/bottom thickness and infill. Set all of those to 0.
Merge both models and you will now have no support in that area.
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Its a bit tricky but you can do it in cura.
What you need to do is add a piece in your design as a separate mesh where you don't want the infill.
Import both models into cura and select the model for the support replacement. Then select per object settings. Select: Wall thickness, top/bottom thickness and infill. Set all of those to 0.
Merge both models and you will now have no support in that area.
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