Feels like Santa's Workshop. Rat Rig, Prusa, Bambu and Magneto-X all running

[@stevesclocks]

Those print-in-place pull string toys are really cool. Thanks for sharing the links. I have already started printing a gingerbread man.

[@woodwaker1]

Good one to start with. It is the easiest one to print. My wife did not like the red - so I just did the white accents. The Elf starts getting more complicated and the Nutcracker has a lot of color changes, but can be done on a single extruder with layer changes. Good luck - they are fun to print. Going to be sending a lot out this year.

[@HamiltonServices530]

Good job with all the troubleshooting. Looks like everything is humming along now.

[@woodwaker1]

It's always a challenge to keep them all working, but that is part of the experience. Thanks for watching.

[@MsdMakingSawDust]

It looks like a lot to keep up with, but it looks like you are printing right along…it’s like anything you working on, tools and parts scattered everywhere makes it look like a total wreck. But as long as the job is getting done that’s all that matters and you are enjoying it. Thanks for sharing.

[@woodwaker1]

Thanks Steve, I keep wanting to stop and clean up, but I say I'll do that tomorrow. I have made some small steps to gain more room. Probably by this time next year!

[@PrintingPress3D]

thanks for all of the links for the fun christmas prints :D have a happy holiday season my friend

[@woodwaker1]

Thanks for watching, If you want to print any - start with the gingerbread man. I used on 2 colors the brown and white. The elf gets more complicated and the nutcracker has lots of parts and color swaps

[@PrintingPress3D]

@@woodwaker1 i just printed and added the gingerbread man to the tree, my mom loves it! im onto printing the nutcracker and elf :D

[@woodwaker1]

@@PrintingPress3D That is one of the things I try to do, find interesting designs or tools and share them. Glad you liked it and good luck with the others.

[@Nangano3d]

How that electric bill with four printers?

[@woodwaker1]

Not too bad for a couple of reasons. My wife pays that bill and in Missouri we have a fair rate, about $.14 per KWH. In the winter it also heats the house. I did have to add more circuits - two more 20 amp runs dedicated to the printers.