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

It assembled easily and the interior light is a must-have to see the black media, and if you're monitoring prints with a camera. It is much bigger than I imagined - despite the company providing dimensions. I was surprised to see it has a floor panel also (same material as sides). Has multiple sealed cord openings. Expecting the top of my spool to rub the top, I lowered it about 8" on my AnkerMake M5c by designing a spool relocation adapter that I posted for free download at Printables, along with a Camera shelf and wire management clips. This does not appreciably reduce printer or fan noise, but instead it creates a much more consistent environment and shelters the printer from air flow when the air conditioner is running, resulting in more successful printing.

UPDATE: During my first print using this enclosure my chilly basement was 65 deg F. Inside the enclosure the temp was 83 deg F two hours into a print with PETG.I am very happy with this enclosure so far. I printed a top spool mount for my filament ahead of time and it fits perfectly. There are gusseted holes in the back on the bottom on both sides for routing power cables. The zippers seem decent and smooth. All I’ve done so far is do an auto leveling once I placed my printer inside but I could feel that the air inside was a bit warmer than the ambient air even with the door flap open.Running a Anycubic Kobra 2 (standard). This enclosure would not have enough space to also enclose the side mounted filament spool holder but as you can see relocating it to the top is a simple solution.Best of all it keeps my curious cat away from the printer!It did help having a second set of hands to get the frame into the cover but overall the assembly wasn’t too bad.

Used with a MakerBot Replicator Plus. Big enough to fit most printers, keeps the heat, smell, and noise down. Mostly print with PLA so not too worried about toxic fumes but didn't notice and fumes leaking out. Muffles the noise but still audible. Slot in back used for easy way to route filament and power cords.

Total pain in the @#!## to put together, but it works great as an enclosure. This is a must have for those ASA and PC printing peeps.

I have an ender 3 v3 plus and it just fits. Had to print out a new arm to change the direction of the spool holder to make it fit. Dont put the machine all the way back or forward, push the bed back and forth to ensure it's at the correct distance...it seems ok if the bed pushes forward just a bit..but once it starts printing it's ok. The LED is bright. I should have bought the bigger one, but this fits well enough.

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.

Great enclosure. Well made and easy to assemble. I had it put together and my printer setup inside of it in ~15 min. My ancient Prusa I3 Mk2 printer fits perfectly inside the medium enclosure.

This is a great enclosure. I have 4 of them. The USB powered light that comes with it is fairly strong and can clip in in multiple places. It not only has a side pocket which I have found useful for keeping paperwork for specific printers with those printers, but it also has a ready spot for installing the exhaust systems that can be purchased. It is very sturdy and puts together quickly. I have used other 3D print enclosures this is definitely the nicest one I've purchased.