Way to define different infill densities in closed model?

[phillpittman]

I just delivered a print to a new client that forgot to mention he was using the mold I made for dry casting rather than pouring which entails compacting the moist cement with a hammer. One of the areas will be too fragile if not printed almost solid, but it is a very small portion of the part and I cannot justify the time and expense to do the entire model solid or with a very dense infill.

If I can figure this out he will be a valuable long term customer.

I haver done a few searches but obviously not the right one. Any advice or pointing in the right direction would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks in advance ! Phill

[JonRaymond]

Look at using “modifiers” which allow you to run specific settings in specific areas of a model.

Modifier Block Bambu Studio

Also a good thread to read with lots of cool examples of people pushing the envelope of what you can do with them.

I love Modifiers!

Does anybody use modifiers in the Orca or Bambu slicer? I learned about them kind of by accident. I was printing a bambu plate holder and when I saw it printing the infill, I thought I was looking at support structures within the infill, later I realized that they weren’t supports, but were just slits to accommodate the part that sticks out on the plate where the nozzle cleans itself. But before I realized that, I wanted to figure out how to make supports within the infill so I could make str…

[phillpittman]

I thought I had seen this on YouTube but could not find it again… Thanks so much, you are a life saver !