3D Printer Enclosure with LED Lighting, Fireproof Dustproof Tent Constant Temperature Protective Cover for Creality Ender 3 V3 SE/KE/Ender 3/Ender 3 Pro/Ender 3V2/Ender 3S1/Neo/Anycubic Elegoo, Medium

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!

I needed to reliably print a few parts for a Voron 2.4 build, which requires ABS. I have an old Prusa I3 clone in the garage which I've occasionally used for this since there are usually no drafts, and I stink up the garage instead of the house. During the hot summer months, when the garage is often pushing 90F, I'm normally able to get away with printing ABS well with an open frame. Come fall and winter, warping becomes an issue. Plus, the family was getting tired of the "Don't open the garage door!" exclamations from me when I was printing ABS. Picked this up to provide a quick enclosure, with hopes it would allow reliable ABS printing (and allow the garage door to be opened while doing so). This has worked SHOCKINGLY well. Since my printer has been in this enclosure, I've been able to print about 10 parts, a few of which are highly prone to warping (small contact space on the bed). All of them have printed successfully and beautifully. Of course, the blast of "ABS stink" when you unzip it to remove the print is fun. "Just the facts, ma'am": Pros: - Super easy to assemble, although it's bigger than you think so have some space. - Canvas with the shiny fireproof lining is thick and well sewed. It didn't feel "cheap" at all. There is quality here. - I find the LED to be plenty of illumination, especially since it reflects off the shiny material inside. My print camera finds it to be plenty of light, too. - A good number of round bungs to route cables through, that seem to be in the right place. Two on the back and one on the right-hand side towards the rear. - Has a rather large flap on the left, which I'm not using. Closes with velcro. - I like that measurements were listed clearly, so I could ensure it would fit and get the correct size. Medium worked for my Prusa I3 clone (about the size of an Ender 3, I guess) with room to spare. - I can print ABS consistently, and get strong, clean prints! Cons: - Bungs are a little on the tight side. Had to really push the power cable through and thought I was going to tear the fabric. I did not, which is also a pro I guess, that canvas is pretty tough! - The clear viewing window has a lot of folds in it, so it can be a little difficult to see print details. Overall, I think this is a fantastic value if you're looking for an inexpensive and plug-and-play enclosure for your 3D printer.

This is great and fits my Anet A8 with room to spare. You cannot go wrong for the price. It keeps the print warmer with no drafts and knocks the noise down a little. The LED strip could be brighter and does not include a USB power adapter but it's fine for this price. Easy to build and even includes latex gloves to handle the fiberglass rods. As for Amazon, 3 of our last 5 packages have been late, including this one. A couple of those were weather delays but not this time. Step it up, Jeff.

The enclosure had been opened prior to me receiving it. The package it came in was a makeshift box from a previous box. I'm guessing it was a returned item. I almost returned it because of that. The enclosure itself does a nice job holding in the heat and the large zipper flap made it easy to put the printer (Prusa MK3S+) into the enclosure. The light is a nice feature as well. It's a good enclosure for the price.

This got my printer going again. My basement was down to 58F, but I'm reading that 3D printers work best at a 65F or above, so I bought this enclosure and put my Anycubic Kobra 2 Neo inside. I went from almost 100% failed prints -- nothing would stick to the heated bed -- to ~66% successful, with the majority of them adhering to the bed. The only drawback: having to make a hole in the left side to pass in filament from a dryer. I used a short piece of PTFE tubing to create a passthrough, which works well enough. The light is perfect, works better than the wifi bulbs I was using to light up the area. This assembles quickly and easily. It also cuts down the noise from the printer. I recommend putting a hygrometer or temp/rh sensor inside to monitor the conditions. So far, it hasn't gotten too hot, but as the weather (and my basement) warms up, I'll likely need to determine how to vent some of that heat. Update: it is now October and I purchased a second Kobra 2 Neo earlier this year; I just ordered another enclosure for it. The original one continues to work well, even as the basement warmed up during the summer months. I sometimes leave the front flap open.

We are very impressed with this enclosure. It was extremely easy to setup and fits our Flashforge Adventurer 5M printer very nicely. Unlike a custom fit case, this does add to the footprint of the printer and requires more space than the printer itself, but if you have room it is a great value. The quality of the materials was higher than I expected for the price and I am particularly pleased with the insulative properties of it. There are plenty of access options for cords and such, but I plugged the USB light strip right into our printer and it makes for a convenient and bright workspace. Highly recommended for anyone who is looking for a simple enclosure to keep in warmth and fumes, and keep out dust or pet hair or whatever.

Great Product for the Anycubic X. Plenty of room with filament spools and all. Quiets the machine down even more.

My printer is downstairs in the garage and my workspace is upstairs. Wifi is crucial for downloading and monitoring the print jobs. Even with the reflector inside, the Wi-Fi still works. I had an issue I thought was the pop up but it was anker studio being difficult. So I raised the stars to reflect this. While everything fits into the popup ( Ankermaker M5), it's a very nice enclosure. It’s thick plastic with good stitching and high quality zippers. With the M5 it’s a bit right with a full size spool mounted vertically but it does work. It’s deeper than wider and I wish it was the other way but over all a good buy. Cuts the noise more than I thought and keeps the dust/dirt out while maintaining the temp as you print.

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

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.

Acheté pour un Artillery SW X4 pro. Un peu juste en haut quand je mets une bobine de 1 kg, mais quand bien même ça frotte un peu, ça passe. Bonne isolation thermique. Très bien pour le prix, pas trop fragile (ne pas évidemment s'appuyer dessus mais ce n'est pas le but). J'ai galéré un peu lors du montage car il faut bien faire attention, et les instructions sont trop succinctes. Mais je recommande, mon imprimante 3D garde la température, elle est à l'abris des courants d'air et je n'ai plus de poussière dessus. mes impressions d'objets sont meilleures.

Easy to setup for my Egeloo printer. Supports appeared strong,cover fit very well. No gaps or rough corners. Cables easy to work with through the cover sides. Reflective interior keeps temp stable. LED light works well. A good purchase!

Bella custodia per la mia prusa, molto più economica di un case rigido ma fa bene il suo lavoro. Bella l'illuminazione interna e ottime tutte le aperture che consentono anche di installare una ventilazione per stampare diversi materiali. Comode le tasche esterne per tenere gli accessori.