Make it a component and save it to a component collection, then select and place it from the component panel whenever you need it.

By the way,I have no idea who Chris is. As to snaps, I don't see them as being useful for what you are doing and they are quite finicky to set up correctly, more work than just laying things out in a way that works to begin with.

Without bothering with snaps.

I don't really get why you don't just make the shape you want and take the shapes from it.
Here's a quick version where all points are the same and although I have used two components, the second is just a mirror of the first.

Dave has explained this many times, if you are doing this for 3d printing there is no need to scale down.
In this image you see what was a 1m by 5m shape exported as 'model units' when opened in Cura you see that it has read that as 1mm by 5mm.

EN in the file name tells you it is an english version.

I have no idea if it is a legit file.

The link contains a downloadable .exe for 2017. Simple download and run it, usually best down with right click Run as admin.
I see no reason to use AI to do anything in this situation.

You could also try the confusingly named, Groups to Components.

Hover over an edge to get the center inference to appear and grab it there, then do the same to place it.

It sounds more like a question for a slicer forum. Understanding the ins and outs of infill is not really a sketchup thing.

Ah ok, that would be nice as I don't have one of those.
But give it time I'm sure you'll get to love it.

Which one is it.
The basic wired?

@bedavisdesign said in Is there any way to "solo" a tag:

I do realize that SU abandoned the use of layers many versions back

It is only a name change.

Turn the other Tags off.

If you have raw geometry that is untagged (as it should be) it is one of the few occasions where changing the active tag is useful.

Slap on a huge tariff and everything will come good.

@L-i-am
Without plugins.
The only things off screen are, Weld Edges and Soften edges.
Note I use a polygon to get the hard edges, which when welded allow the taper.

It's just an arc, why do you need a plugin. Draw the arc and use follow me to create the extrusion. Unless I am missing some detail.

Make sure you install the 3d connexion driver After installing 2025.