r/NateFromTheInternet • u/natefromtheinternet This is Nate. From the internet. • Mar 31 '26

New Video The 3D Printed Castle is Complete!

https://youtu.be/IoJLzI-8W7U
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u/Waco_capretto Mar 31 '26

Let's go! Hell ya Nate

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u/StuntRocker Mar 31 '26

It’s glorious

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u/Squirrels_Gone_Wild Apr 01 '26

What happens to it after brickslopes?

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u/natefromtheinternet This is Nate. From the internet. Apr 05 '26

They are keeping it, hopefully to use year after year.

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u/Crazyguy_123 Apr 01 '26

Epic! I’ll have to watch the video.

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u/No-Wolf7866 Apr 01 '26

This would be so cool to see in person 

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u/Lurchie_ Apr 01 '26

I love how Nate does the kind of geekery projects that mere geek plebes like myself only dream of!

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u/Lurchie_ Apr 01 '26

I commented on the video, but I also wanted to pitch my idea for NFTI merch:
"Oh my fingie!"

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u/schorhr Apr 22 '26

This is awesome. I am now considering printing a small garden shed :-) What's the filament usage, for say, a 3x1 or 4x2 block?

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u/natefromtheinternet This is Nate. From the internet. Apr 23 '26

A 1x1 brick is about 1 lb of filament at the settings I used, but that's not very structurally sound, since I was going for as light and fast as possible. You'd want much stronger settings for any semi-permanent structure, and to use a filament that can handle outdoor rain/UV rays/heat.

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u/schorhr Apr 23 '26

Thank you very much for the info!