Creality Laser Engraver Enclosure 2.0 with Vent, Fireproof and Dustproof Laser Cutter Protective Cover 28.3x28.3x15.7in with Fan and Pipe, Fits for Most Laser Engraver, Against Smoke, Odor, Noise

This enclosure is made of a metal tube structure with plastic angles, which supports the tent-like enclosure. There is no bottom part, the enclosure is more of a vent hood, a cube with 5 sides. There is a zippered front and top with colored vinyl window.The enclosure comes with an easy to attach USB powered fan and an expandable exaust hose.I bought it for my Elegoo Phecda, which is a bit larger than most; to my delight, it fits perfectly, even including the Geeks At Large camera boom. It does a great job at controlling smoke. While it’s great for a permanent setup, it’s not really what I would call “foldable” as you need to take the whole structure apart to fold it up. I added a couple of USB light strips to assist the camera.All in all, a good enclosure especially if you can leave it permanently in place. And it fits the Phecda! (Barely)

Assembly was intuitive, but the instructions weren't clear for fan mounting (easy enough to guess based on pictures). All the parts were included in sealed plastic wrapping. Putting the fabric enclosure on over the frame was a little tricky (need to make sure you've pushed the poles all the way into the plastic corner pieces). Fit's snugly and the Velcro secures the enclosure to the frame.Enclosure is open on bottom so it's pretty easy to pick up and set down over laser machine. Gaps on bottom are small enough that smoke doesn't escape, but air can come in when the USB fan is on. It's easy to run cables through the holes installed, however I find running them under the enclosure is better since you can more easily pick up the enclosure to remove the material after a successful cut of a large piece of plywood.Note: There is no USB power adapter for the fan, and there is no lights inside the enclosure (some other products on Amazon have a light). I bought a simple USB light separately and wrapped the cable around the frame so it hangs and I can more easily see inside.Only concern is the clear screen doesn’t seem to filter out all of the blue light from the diode laser. I mostly got it for the fume control, so I still wear safety glasses when it’s running.

Set it up and used it today with a Longer 20w laser. I put exhaust out the window and it seems to do the trick. I did end up adding an additional in line fan to keep up with the smoke. Overall, it does what it's supposed to. The vinyl window is decent for blocking the light, but i kinda like to see what's happening.

The open bottom is actually great for engraving on things larger than the laser. I read a comment where someone didn't like that it wasn't sealed on the bottom but I cut hdpe with it and the smell does not leak out. Which says alot. You won't regret it.

Easy assembly. Fit mecpow laser. Fan works great.

The media could not be loaded. I can’t believe I went this long with out an enclosure. This is a basic enclosure but does a great job keeping the smoke from filling the room. I no longer have to crack the garage door in the winter to air out. This thing is fantastic!

Works good enough for me

I have a similar enclosure for my Ender 3 so I thought I'd get one for my Falcon. I kept reading about the fumes and the smell and wanted to make sure that I wouldn't be affected by any of these things and was excited because it actually had a fan unlike the other enclosures that I bought. However there's one glaring and huge thing missing from this item...IT DOESN'T have a bottom, therefore easily let's out nasty smelling smoke and potentially harmful fumes from underneath the gap between the surface you rest your unit on and the metal polls.Granted it has a lot of things going for it The see through window is perfect and it does block the UV rays it has two openings for 3 inch fans one I use for the exhaust and one I use to blow air in to replace that that I'm taking out. It's very easy to get the unit in and out of, And with some minor modifications by hacking together foam base for the gaps, you can overcome it shortcomings fairly easily and cheaply.if I was purchasing again I'd probably try to find one with a base, but if this one is decently priced for you it definitely make for a great entry level enclosure.