Laser Engraver Enclosure with Vent, Fireproof Laser Cutter Protective Cover, Smoke & Odor Insulation, Noise Reduction, Eye Protection, Suitable for Most Laser Engraving Machine, 700x700x460mm

Pretty neat! I do wish it had a spot to hang a light in it but it does the job. I taped down the bottom so no smoke could sneak out. Good value for the money overall.

I purchased this enclosure for my 20 watt, XTool D1. Easily assembled and quite sturdy. I have a suggestion for attaching a vent tube to the exhaust fixture: A 6 ounce can of Bumblebee shrimp (less contents, of course) is a perfect connector. Advise using a can opener that makes a clean cut to avoid sharp edges. I used a Dremel tool to open the bottom of the can. I used electrical tape to attach the vent tube. It's a perfect and snug fit over the enclosure vent.

Super happy with this enclosure. It was super easy and fast to put together. After looking around and doing research this was the best bang for the buck. Plus, it's fire resistant! We got this for our xtool D1 Pro 20w and it works perfectly. It has allowed us to bring the laser inside to work versus being out in the cold 🥶.One note for anyone looking to get one. The exhaust port is 3 inches. So make sure to get the right ducting size as tape does not stick to this thing for even a temporary fix haha. I paired this with a 6 in inline duct fan and a stepdown for the ducting size difference. We pipe this out an old unused cat door. 🤣Again great product ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

Easy to install and workìs great

Pro:Quick and Simple Assembly (good instructions)Stable and FunctionalAmazing Clearance for Camera's, Lights and RisersPerfect Fit for the Xtool D1Con:Weird Dimensional Air Vent Size (I removed it, cut a backplate and 4 new holes for a 4in adapter)No cable hole (with Velcro flap)Plastic Window is not Laser Protection GradeLime Green accents...

Works nicely..

Most diode lasers don't have a cabinet of any kind, and that is very unsafe! This material that forms the walls is (basically) fireproof, and the clear plastic front/top piece does have some light filtering ability, but I wouldn't depend on it. Use good glasses, depending on the type pf machine you have.It has a built-in 4" exhaust port for a smoke exhaust, but you need to get a fan and pipe, etc. The clear viewing window provides super good visibility, and is better than any of my other 3 CO2 lasers with steel cabinets. Once it is zipped up, there is little, if any, smell of smoke.This enclosure outperforms a standard CO2 enclosure in every way, and you can use it with another laser if you upgrade or something goes "POP." One caution: I have a 10 watt Phecda which can burn up to 400mm by 400mm, and it just barely fits! Be careful to measure everything to make sure you'll be okay in this regard. If only for the peace of mind it will provide, this is a great investment in safety.

I bought this cover for smoke extraction for our desktop laser, dims were perfect as the Atomstack Pro10 requires a pretty good foot print. The unit was packaged nicely and assembly was a snap, unfortunately the craftsmanship on the cover doesn't follow suit. I noticed the zippers looked sort a whimpy and we would need to be careful, but the game changer was the short hems and bad seams. The front LH seam is already separated @ about two inches down the vertical face. If this was a $30 cover I would repair and finish my job, but this thing was too much money. I will build my own for $80. This thing is going back. Pretty disappointed as it ticked a lot of boxes. Oh well, nobody got hurt. Good luck. Have a good day.Update: I returned the above unit immediately after assembly, and after further consideration decided to try again. Glad I did. The replacement was of a much better caliber thru-out, glad I did the return and replacement. The exhaust port is a funky size but I had already made an adapter ring out of MDF so I could use my 4" exhaust fan. So my new rating is 4.5. Just do it, not a lot of options for the Atomstack S10.