Comgrow 3D Printer Enclosure, Fireproof and Dustproof Tent for Ender 3 S1 Plus/Ender 3 Max/Ender 3 Max Neo/Ender 5 S1/Ender 5 Plus/CR-10Smart Pro/SV04 Cover Room Storage 750x700x900mm

This enclosure was very easy to assemble and get the 3D printer inside. It feels heavyweight and of good quality, and an unforeseen benefit is that when it is closed, it does a good job of reducing the noise of the 3D printer.

When in motion the y axis motor gets caught by the exhaust vent pockets. Only way to use it was to turn it upside down...

This is a very nice enclosure. Inner frame is a not bad, but the canvas cover is worth it. Slight modification to my printer setup, but fits and works well.

Keeps dust out and temps stable.

Printing carbon based filaments is really easy now that I can keep the ambient temps up- love it!

Was extremely pleased with the LARGE COVER. Even though my Anet A8 Plus is not listed as being a fit, I can assure it is a perfect fit. The power cord hole, power supply access, and CPU flap are in compatible locations. The single sheet instructions with six diagrams leave a lot to be desired, but got it assembled. I would say it is well worth the cost.

The small (still good sized at 635x535x750mm) one fit my Prusa MK3S with room to spare. Getting the fabric over the assembled frame is a bit awkward and tight, and the fire-resistant material is slightly sticky and easily acquires dust and lint and hair, but this is designed to be functional, not a fashion statement, and once assembled, it suffices quite well as a cheap enclosure. No vent on the top, unfortunately, but its not airtight, and there are two vent flaps in the left rear and right rear walls, and the front door is tall and easily unzippable, so theres enough airflow if you open it up a bit. The two vent flaps can be fixed open by folding them 90 degrees so that the velcro on the side of the flap fastens to the velcro on the top of vent itself (see 4th picture). Its a bit awkward, but itll do.

Does the job perfectly. does need a light as is is dark inside.

I wanted to enclose my 3D printer, but by the time I finished wasting money trying to buy accessories to enclose it, I decided to just buy an enclosed 3D printer to begin with. This thing was such an eyesore and smelled terribly. I ended up buying a flashforge AD4 instead.

Easy to assemble and further quiets an already quiet machine (Ender 3 V2). Machine simply cannot be heard when enclosure is secured. Great protection for the printer as well.