Creality 3D Printer Enclosure, Printer Covers Constant Temperature Soundproof Dustproof Heating Tent for 3D Printing Room for Ender 3 / Ender 3 Pro/Ender 3S / Ender 3v2 / CR-6SE (480x600x720mm)

This was extremely easy to assemble with a little stretching initially of the fabric to get it over the tube framework. The Ender 3 (Pro) fits very comfortably inside with plenty of room in all dimensions. Seals well with the velcro closures that are well-positioned. Perhaps a bit on the pricy side for what it is, but certainly a very fast path to a well-fitted, fire-resistant enclosure vs. building something custom. Highly recommended.It didn't appear to provide significant sound attenuation; I noticed no real difference in sound level. It's also designed around the spool in the stock location on top, which some users don't prefer. The primary concern with the spool location seems to be wear at the extruder, but my Pro had a brass insert and I'm seeing no issues with feed or cross-loading the insert. It can also be a little awkward to work inside of, but the fully-opening front helps a bunch. Definitely needs a light either on the printer itself or inside the case. You'll want to print a temp tower as the ambient temperature can have an impact on printing.

I wish I had found this for my first printer before I made an ikea lack table enclosure for much more $$. Not only was this much more affordable but it was SUUPER easy to assemble. Just make the box frame and throw the canvas over it. I was able to disconnect my power supply off my ender 3 and let it sit outside of the enclosure through the side panel door. The printer does need to sit a little crooked unless you ass more power supply cable, but that’s not a big deal at all.

Great product that works as intended! My Ender 3 V2 fits great with a little room to spare, spool included. Tip: Be prepared to re-level your bed as it is probably impossible or next to impossible to lift up your printer and maneuver in inside without messing up it's calibration. Probably obvious; just want to give a heads-up to anyone wondering. Mine was over 1/16" off after moving into the enclosure, which does require some maneuverability as it does not just glide in easily. Other precautions, such as removing the filament spool prior to inserting the printer into the enclosure, should be taken. Probably obvious, but again, can easily be overlooked.Only reason for 4 stars over 5: The power cable "grommet" opening is in the front left bottom side of the enclosure, not the back! With such a short OEM power cord that is included with the printer, the location of the cable grommet is extremely inconvenient. Sure it can easily be replaced with a longer cord, but why? If I push the cord back behind the desk, it won't even be close to touching the floor. And it's very unsightly (and in the way) to have the power cable hanging down in front of the desk. The power cable inserts into the rear of the machine, so I don't know what on earth possessed them to place the grommet opening near the front of the enclosure. Very poorly located. I would knock off 2 stars just for that because of how ridiculous it is, but the case is otherwise VERY nice, very thick, and very well made.

Probably a bit too tall in reality, but it works. I ended up putting it on its side to fit under my shelves in the garage. Keeps stuff out and maintains the environment for the printing.

I bought one of the cheaper enclosures and decided it was getting returned before I even finished building it. This is work the extra cash. Frame is better and fit of enclosure is better. Overall construction is better than the $35 option.

A bit expensive for what it is, but still worth it if you just want an enclosure ready to go rather than spending your own time and effort to build one. Not to mention the price of materials for wood, hinges, and plexiglass for a door/ window. I could easily see spending nearly as much as this enclosure on materials plus hours of my time to make something not nearly as nice. So while it's expensive, I guess it's worth it, or I wouldn't have bought it.

The media could not be loaded. It's robust and can house my printer pretty well. Not so much on the bigger side but it's got a soft backing I can use to modify to fit my bigger printer. As a prototyping engineer, I need to make sure my printer stays isolated in a fire safe box that's strong enough to withstand a small fire and vent out fumes when I print with hazardous materials.

Changed the quality of my prints significantly!The only issue is that it’s very tight and once the machine is inside, it’s almost impossible to adjust anything without removing it