3D Printer Enclosure with Ventilation Kit, LED Light,Thermo-Hygrometer, Premium Fireproof Dustproof Tent Constant Temperature Protective Cover for Creality Ender 3 V3 SE/KE/Ender 3/3 Pro/3V2/3S1/Neo

Excellent enclosure for my Ender 3 sat in the garage. Winter temp around 6-7deg C - printing temp around 20-25 deg inside enclosure. The LED light works well and the material and zip feel and looks quality. I would recommend putting it together on a bench or table or wooden floor, as the cover is a snug fit on the frame. Use gloves and protect any worksurface when putting it together as the connecting rods leave a black residue behind.

Easy to put together, seems to stop draughts and retain heat quite well. The opening is big enough to lift an ender 3 in and out with little issue. Could possibly do with not being as deep but my guess it is as such to accommodate different size printers. It's withheld a few months work without issue. I got the enclosure with the LED light and this is surprisingly lights quite bright. Probably helped by the fire retardant coating on the inside of the enclosure. Oh and it is incredibly lightweight.

Great enclosure. I fit an Anycubic Mono 4 in there and a wash and cure station. Plenty of room, without being cramped. Can get the lid off easily, due to room. Easy to build, with instructions and worth every penny. I keep in the shed, which seems to hold the temp well. It holds the stinky fumes in there, keeping the smell inside. I’d advise putting some extraction on there too.

Putting this together was a nightmare. The cover is so tight that it shattered one of the connectors as I tried to slide it on. It took me a ridiculous amount of time to get the cover on it and the connectors and pipes are of really low quality. The usb cable to the light is also way too short to be of use. However, once put together, it is perfect for a 3d printer. It is large and roomy, the flap is perfect to both see and get to your printer, and it zips and unzips easily. Now it’s up, I am loving this enclosure. It is perfect to keep my printer dust (and cat hair) free and it keeps the noise down. I use it for pla, but it does regulate the temperature and would be great for abs etc. I have an Ankermake M5C and it easily fits. I would recommend, but be ready for a fight putting it up.

Seems very good. Just assembled, which was very straight forward. Quality seems very good, mine was the large size with led light strip. Can easily hold my Creality Ender 3 V3 Plus and a single spool dryer unit. Just attempting my first ABS print in the enclosure now.

This is aimed at 3D printers but it's a perfect enclosure for my fibre laser engraver too. Keeps smell, dust and noise to an absolute minimun when hooked up to my extraction system. The interior light is a plus and the laser looks really cool in it with the silver reflective inner coating.

Once built, it is pretty sturdy. It comes with a loud but functional fan, a hose clamp and a short hose, 3 inch inner diameter if I recall. The hose isn't long at all, so bring your own. It easily fits my bambu A1, and I managed to cut a barely big enough hole on the right side for the AMS tubes to get in. It also has a led light which is actually very good. The usb cables lengths aren't the best, so bring a usb hub and a usb extension cable! The left side has a velcro patch presumably for cables to be routed in, and the right side has a pocket. It claims to be fire resistant but honestly it doesn't seem like it. It's thin resistant foil with fabric stitches showing inside that could ignite, with a plastic front screen that could melt and eventually ignite. Buy this for the temperature control and fume extraction, as well as tinkerability thanks to the 8mm diameter pvc poles that makes the structure.

So this thing is huge, it's much larger than my printer but now thinking about it that's nice for being inside to work on something or if you ever want to get a larger taller or wider printer, i have a creality ender 3 s1 inside it with a filament spool on the top of the printer (need to modify the roof with a rubber grommet so i can route in a ptfe tube for my external comgrow dual slot filament dryer - there's not enough room in the enclosure for that and my printer) Assembly instructions are quick and easy, building it takes a minute. It has multiple grommets for cables and a large flap and ventilation port on the left, back, and right sides as pointed out in the video. The frame isn't sturdy until it's in the textile case and then it's firmly held in place on all axis'. I'm glad i got it as ive been doing a lot of PETG printing and getting warping, suffering from the heat generated by the printer and not being able to have a door or window open or my ceiling fan on has been a pain in the bum, and dust and pet hairs get frustrating to deal with after being openly printing for 3 years now, this is a perfect upgrade! Highly recommended indeed!

Did exactly what I bought it for... No more bad first later because of cold environment

I've been meaning to get an enclosure for ages, as my printer sits near an HVAC vent and I know that doesn't help prints. Temps vary wildly in the basement too, and I'm sure that isn't helping. Finally pulled the trigger on this enclosure. The medium size is HUGE and has more than enough room for my Ender3 Pro. Assembly was straightforward, and didn't take too much effort. Directions were good. Just make sure you fully seat all of the rods into their sockets and you shouldn't have any issues. I found it easy to assemble the frame and set it on the floor, then slide the the cover over the frame, versus the directions saying to try to drop the frame into the loose cover. It's a snug fit, but it went on with no problem. I was able to zip-tie my webcam to the frame, so it didn't need to sit on the stand that I printed for it anymore, which is a nice space saver. I need to clean up some wires and make things look nice inside, but it's a great enclosure that should help me get more clean and consistent prints. It also cut the fan and printer noise way down, which is great! My only small complaint would be the light bar - it puts out enough light in there to work, but I feel like no matter where I've tried to move it, it's just not quite right with my webcam and Klipper. I see they sell additional lights, so I may buy one, or just design and print some other kind of solution. Other than that one small thing, which isn't worth knocking the product, as it's a personal preference, this enclosure rocks!

Frame extremely weak, assembled it on a soft couch and with pushing the frames (according to manual) together it simply broke. Save your money on a stronger construction

I put my BambuLab P1S in this and it works great and gives me peace of mind. No more PLA smells while printing as it all vents outside. I did need to cut down the supports a bit which were a bit too long, but wasn’t too big of a job.

everything you need in a print enclosure, plenty of space, fan is powerful