Comgrow 3D Printer Warm Enclosure Fireproof and Dustproof 3D Printer Tent, PVC Laminated Polyester Constant Temperature Protective Cover Room for Ender 3/Ender 3 Pro/Ender 3 V2/Ender 5 Pro

It is easy to assemble but the enclosure was too big to fit where I needed it to, and for some printers it may be too small to hold. I am also not convinced it will work super well as there are some holes where velcro is attached.

Nice product. Fit the laser well. Air exhaust port worked as expected.

Its a grow tent yet also seems like it was designed to house my ender 3 pro. It even has a flap so I can run the power supply cable to the outside.

This does the job. Its a bit pricey for what it is, but they all are. It could have been engineered with less varied tube sizes, buts opts for four different sizes, so pay attention to the directions (its not hard). The corner joiners are plastic, so dont let anything stress them or youll be... printing a replacement piece, I guess. It is an absolute dust magnet. Thats fine, I wanted it to keep dust and drafts out, it doesnt have to look pretty while doing it. The important thing is that it fits the Prusa MK3S+ with room to spare. Now I guess I need to buy some LEDs.

This is pretty great for the Enders, keeps most everything warm inside and away from the cold room, it also keeps some of the sound down if you have that issue. Down side its made of a semi sticky plastic/rubber. After awhile the stickiness dissipates. If you want a cover this is one to consider. no real issues with it

I’m almost positive this is actually a grow tent for growing indoor plants but it was the cheapest option and I’ve very satisfied. Helps hold in the heat perfectly and it help keeps dust from getting in during prints. My Ender 3 pro which has the spool up top fits perfectly with room to spare.

It was easy to put together, and it was a lot bigger than I expected! This has great access hole for all your cables (Power, USB, etc.) Plus, they have velcro vents on the bottom rear , left and right, so they are good to stay open or shut to keep bugs and unwanted things out, or can be used for needed ventilation. It has a rubbery outer skin, and feels like its nice and thick! It has a little pouch on the front lower right side to put things in, like a micrometer, or allen wrenches, and whatever, and has a nice big front opening that zips all the way up and back to give you plenty of space to work on it, and has a real nice, clear viewing area, so you have plenty of room for needed stuff like a camera, or other things inside the enclosure. Has about 12 front and back clearance when my Ender3 is centered in it! This would be perfect for virtually any printer! I saw my friends Ender 6, and it would fit in this thing. I absolutely love it, and might even get some more of these for other stuff! You could use this as a grow box for herbs, and whatnot, or if you think outside the box, you could even use this for a bird cage cover for a well ventilated area that you could safely close the front for noise reduction, and plenty of fresh air travelling through the area, and for quiet time at night. (For bird owners) and former bird owner! It could probably handle being a sand blasting booth with a bit of skin protection added inside, but could be a candidate anyway, or just a real good spray booth for a nice and fume controllable space with exhaust available openings, but as the best thing to keep your printer nice and clean, it rocks, and is made very well! I dont mean to sound like a company sales person, which I am not, but Comgrow are the best people to buy from, and have the most fanominal customer support system that I have had the pleasure to have found, and it started when I read a review just like mine here, and read that someone bought a printer, and needed help, and was really happy to have found them also, and told of their great tech service, and after the sale care, so with that said, I just want to give back as my only other way to show my appreciation for the much needed information that gets you on the right path when you just want to learn what to do when something goes wrong, and will stay with you by staying in touch to make sure you are good to go! Its your dream come true with these folks, and they stand behind their stuff! If I could, I would buy you all one, so you would be hooked up, but I am not quite there yet, LOL, but this one is really a good buy, and just had to tell ya all about it! Thanks and Happy printing folks!

I DIYed a few of these on the cheap with varied success and probably spent more than just buying this from the start. My ABS prints are now flawless. You dont realize how toxic ABS smell until you undo that zipper. Its roomy for my ender 3 v2 but that room gives you space to do stuff. It comes in a smaller box then expected because you have to join pipes. Read the instructions for the pipes, it will save you 20 minutes. The outside is rubberish and attracts dust during assembly. Nothing a damp cloth couldnt cure

Its pretty much as-is in the description. The sizing is accurate. The setup was relatively easy, no machined parts or tools needed. My print (Prusa MK3S+) fits well within it. Prints done within it are (so far) trouble-light, and I suspect if I shaved down a print Id find far less random dust in it (though I have not taken the trouble to do so). Two things I wish I knew before getting it is: 1) it does have a scent, even a week after opening and setting up, its still off-gassing a strong vinyl smell; and, 2) its dark inside, and its much harder to see through the window to check the status of a print (Id recommend an LED light inside the tent).

Using this enclosure for my snapmaker A250. Fits perfectly inside, enough clearance for your filament and extending bed. Includes 3 entry points for cables and exhaust. Use the gloves it came with when building this. The aluminum poles have oil on them. Would recommend as a cheaper alternative!