YOOPAI 3D Printer Enclosure for Ender- Fireproof & Dust Proof Constant Temperature Protective Cover for 3D Printers(Compitable with Most FDM Printers) 25.6” ×21.6” ×29.5”

Bought this for printing PETG, ASA, and other materials susceptible to warping. With an Ender 3 running at 250 C hotend and 90 C bed, the enclosure maintains a temperature of approximately 30 C in typical room temperatures, hot enough to stop large PETG parts from warping. Also helps reduce noise from printer fans and the like. For hotter temperatures you will need an enclosure heater, I will be adding one soon but this enclosure is a good starting point.

This has worked out very well for printing ABS on my Ender 3 Pro. It helped with warping and bed adhesion in particular. When fully zipped up inside of a 68F/20C room, the temp inside the sealed enclosure was approx 89F/32C after 10 minutes and I was able to lower the temp using the zippers as vents. Also feel better leaving it unattended knowing it’s made of fireproof materials. Assembly was straightforward (see pic).

The tent is well made and should last for a long time. If you are having trouble with your prints lifting and have tried all other fixes (brims, rafts, bed temp, etc.) this may just be the answer youre looking for. This tent keeps the air surrounding the print warm and therefore keeps the plastic layers warm, minimizing any warping. To give a brief 101 on why prints warp: The bottom few layers of your print stay nice and hot with a heated bed. As the print moves up, the higher layers dont stay warm, so they start to contract. That contraction pulls the print upward, giving you the unwanted corner warping. This tent helps fix that issue by keeping the upper layers warmer so the contraction is reduced. If youre on the fence about it, buy it. You wont regret it.

Using this with my Prusa I3MK3/S. Printer fits fine, and have Octoprint in a Pi on the left side of the enclosure (where the Velcro flap is). Also works fine.

This enclosure fits perfectly my Ender 3 V2 and is a must if you are going to print with ABS. In addition, give me peace of mind since the material is fire resistance.

While theres nothing complex with the structure, its difficult to keep the frame together while getting it in the enclosure, due to the relatively loose fit of the pieces used to connect the fiberglass tubes, both for joining the two halves of each tube and the corner. In addition, once everything is aligned properly, it takes a little bit of effort to stretch the sides, top corners, and rear portion of the enclosure over the frame. It would be much easier for two to assemble than one. Finally, it also look like after installing it you will have to do a some tweaking of your temperature settings due to improved heat retention, and oh yes, 3D Printer Enclosure in turquoise on the top front panel looks really tacky.

looks good, kinda pricey but the zipper doesn’t work have to get a replacement…

This does the trick; Keeps the smells in and stops drafts from ruining prints.

Although assembly instructions were lackluster, its not hard to figure out what goes where. I would have given it 5 stars if the zipper was further down and the side access was on the right hand side instead of the left.

I have debated for some time putting my printer into an enclosure. I thought about building one but ended up purchasing this one from Creality to save time. I wasnt disappointed. It was very easy to put together, slipped right over the top of my Ender 3 Pro, and accommodated the top mounted filament spool holder. It maintained heat well and the window and access door provided for easy access to the printer without having to remove the enclosure. Sound was diminished SOME, but not much...although my printer is pretty quiet to begin with. From a seller standpoint, the item arrived quickly without any defects. There was a nice thank you card inside with email address for customer service. I highly recommend both this product and this seller!