3D Printer Enclosure with Ventilation Kit, LED Light,Thermo-Hygrometer, Premium Fireproof Dustproof Tent Constant Temperature Protective Cover for Creality Ender 3 V3 SE/KE/Ender 3/3 Pro/3V2/3S1/Neo

I purchased this 3D printer enclosure to create a safer, more controlled environment for my workspace. After using it for a while, here are my thoughts: Build Quality and Design: The enclosure is constructed well enough. The frame is flimsy plastic. But I figure if I ever damage a part, I should be able to repair it easily. The transparent panel with the zipper is fine. With the fan running, I can leave the front open sometimes and not smell much of the resin. The included ventilation system works effectively to extract odors. But you have to figure out your own attachment for the other end of the hose. I 3d printed a part for it to blow straight out a window. The fan is not quiet but it doesn't bother me. The light is nice. I don't need a "Thermo-Hygrometer" but the temp display is useful. It is large enough to accommodate most 3D printers, I have two in this one.

Easy to assemble and disassemble. The lighting and ventilation work fine. I procured an airduct extension and printed my own duct adapter hardware, and it all works great. I use it for an FDM printer, which is overkill, but I would trust it for a resin printer. I would absolutely never use a resin printer without such an enclosure. Probably never within the living part of my home. This enclosure, though, I trust.

Really great idea. I am using this for a FlashForge 5M so this enclosure is entirely too big, but it leaves space for cables and a spool and other things. It is surprising how small of a box this thing comes in. It takes a bit of assembly, which isn't to bad. But the instructions could be better. For example, it comes with supports labeled 1, 2, and 3, and several connectors, but where do they go and in what order? Does the 3 attach to the 1, or do you attach two 3s together and then attach that to two 1s? If you are 3D printing, I am sure you can get this together, but the instructions are unnecessarily vague. Also the fan is very cheap/loud, and both the fan and light are USB powered and no power plug is included. It would have been nice to include a dual power adapter. And while the ventilation is great, there is no intake. And since it's so well sealed, there's very little space for air to enter. So I used the large velcro opening on the left, and attached a bug screen, so there is plenty of ventilation but nothing else can get thru. But once you figure these things out, it's actually quite a nice enclosure. Nice window, great zipper opening, versatile cable and air routing, useful temperature gauge, and plenty of room for plugs and cables and other tools. Yes, you could make something like this yourself, but for the price, you actually would spend more putting this together separately. So while it's not perfect, it's a great enclosure at a great price.

Great product with easy assembly. Using for my anycubic kobra x. Shorter people may need 2 people 2 assemble the blower.

Nice enclosure! Fan and light and absolutely amazing. Had to buy another one.

This review is for the Medium size kit with the exhaust fan and tube. The outer dimensions are great for a Bambu P1S. The AMS fits with a few inches to spare on the top, and there’s plenty of room around the sides. It’s easy to open the AMS also, since the zipper top opens all the way up the front and over the top. The quality seems really good actually - sturdy and well built, and all of the required parts were in the box. Only one small hiccup is that the front zipper door is curved on the bottom, and the front door hits the curve. See the photos. I had to build a little 2” tall platform to put it on. With that, everything fits great! Still room at the top to fit the AMS. The fan, light, and tubing work great too. I’d recommend.

I got this for my ender 3 V3. I was having issues getting my prints to stick on the bed and would often get warping. Using this enclosure proved helpful and I didnt run into anymore warping issues. This kit if you didnt know, comes with a temperature sensor, an led bar, and a fan. With the fan they give you a small dryer vent tube so you can run the air outside. If you do this, I recommend you print out a window vent adapter. Overall, it made things alot easier and kept a consistent temperature throughout the print.

I'm just getting into 3D printing and I didn't need an enclosure for better prints. At least not yet. However, I did need an enclosure to keep the cat from playing with the wires or the moving parts during long unattended 3D prints. This works perfectly for keeping the cat away from the 3D printer, if I keep the side entrance where I run my power cords, closed. I would have given this product 5 stars, but (1) the assembly instructions were the poorest I've ever seen, and (2) the brackets that hold the LED light attached to the upper bar don't hold the light firmly enough that it stays in place when I close the zippered door. The light falls on the printer. I discarded the brackets and replaced them with zip ties. The cover is thick enough to do a good job, the zippers work smoothly and easily, the frame's bars are sturdy, the cover fits tight over the frame. This has a sturdy feel to it. I would have liked the ventilation system to have an air intake opening. It's difficult to exhaust air if there is no air inlet to replace the air being blown out. The thermometer / hygrometer is handy, but aside from a marking on the back indicating the ability to change from celsius to fahrenheit, I have not yet found a way to actually do that. It defaults to celsius and I'd like to change it to fahrenheit. I won't return it for that, but it will be a pain.

Frame extremely weak, assembled it on a soft couch and with pushing the frames (according to manual) together it simply broke. Save your money on a stronger construction

I put my BambuLab P1S in this and it works great and gives me peace of mind. No more PLA smells while printing as it all vents outside. I did need to cut down the supports a bit which were a bit too long, but wasn’t too big of a job.

everything you need in a print enclosure, plenty of space, fan is powerful

J'avais déjà des caissons en "dur" avec profilé alu, pvc, plexi, etc.... Vu le prix des matériaux, pour rentré une geeetech A10 très modifiée, je ne voulais pas investir beaucoup, j'ai donc choisi ce caisson. Très surpris de la qualité et la solidité de l'ensemble, l'éclairage est parfait, tout est bien pensé, sauf qu'il manque la plaque de fixation du ventilo d'extraction (à imprimer donc) sinon il ne tient pas, c'est la seul défaut. Pour vous donner une idée de la taille, la geeetech (taille ender 3) rentre à l'aise dedans. Une sidewinder X1 loge sans le support de bobine, ça vous donne l'idée de la taille : c'est grand !

Once built, it is pretty sturdy. It comes with a loud but functional fan, a hose clamp and a short hose, 3 inch inner diameter if I recall. The hose isn't long at all, so bring your own. It easily fits my bambu A1, and I managed to cut a barely big enough hole on the right side for the AMS tubes to get in. It also has a led light which is actually very good. The usb cables lengths aren't the best, so bring a usb hub and a usb extension cable! The left side has a velcro patch presumably for cables to be routed in, and the right side has a pocket. It claims to be fire resistant but honestly it doesn't seem like it. It's thin resistant foil with fabric stitches showing inside that could ignite, with a plastic front screen that could melt and eventually ignite. Buy this for the temperature control and fume extraction, as well as tinkerability thanks to the 8mm diameter pvc poles that makes the structure.