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Anyway, in order to get the mesh connected, you need to have shared surfaces between your solid geometries.
This video shows these shared surfaces, and you will notice them in a different color. when you mesh both, as this surface is common to both geometries, your mesh will be connected.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l7WtSWjhDWA
To solve this, you can combine your solid but keeping the interface:
or in the old panels, use this Geom>>solid edit>>boolean
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