That sounds logical to me, but I still don't get how to then use Cura to produce the actual part I want.
I have CAD models of both the cube and the tube. For the example I posted, I imported these as separate files into Cura so I could control their settings individually. Then, within Cura, I combined them using 'Merge Models'. That's the only way I know how to generate the model I posted and I want to know if there's a better way.
I could certainly use my CAD software to combine the cube and tube into one part/file, and then import that into Cura. What I don't understand is how I would then tell Cura that I want 100% infill for the walls of the tube and 20% everywhere else within the volume of the surrounding cube.
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Usually it's best to model interior spaces using your cad software. For example in CAD one can create a cubic void inside a cube.
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