Been doing lots of functional 3D print. Learned early on that making parts look like factory design is bad. The idea for an insert would be something that is flat on top. Print upside down.
Thick enough to transfer energy and then it is ok if it just touches near the outer edges / in the corners. No need to follow the shape if impossible. But is worth a try. A cross would be sufficient.
Problem with center is that it flexes. A hard inflexible plastic (PLA) insert could transfer the energy to near the edges where the cube plastic does not flex.
Thick enough to transfer energy and then it is ok if it just touches near the outer edges / in the corners. No need to follow the shape if impossible. But is worth a try. A cross would be sufficient.
Problem with center is that it flexes. A hard inflexible plastic (PLA) insert could transfer the energy to near the edges where the cube plastic does not flex.