Creality Official 3D Printer Enclosure Fireproof and Dustproof Tent Constant Temperature Protective Cover Storage 480*600*720mm for Ender 3/Ender 3V2/Ender 3S/S1/S1 Pro/Ender 3Pro/Ender 3 Neo/3 V2 Neo

I got this as a temporary solution while I wait for FlashForge to release the acrylic panels for the Adventurer 5M. In the meantime, this is actually quite useful. It keeps my printer protected from cats and children, holds the temperature in if I need it to, and assembles easily. Fits my printer, a Creality filament dryer 2.0, and a few small tools. This is definitely the next best thing to a solid enclosure. I was kind of surprised with how strong the internal frame is. It's made from tough plastic rods. It would probably break immediately if I sat on it or something, but it is more than strong enough to have an adult cat hop on and off of it repeatedly between squirts of water without issue. The material is tough and won't be easily shredded by cats either.

I bought this to use with my ender 3 v2 because the plastic fumes were unbearable for longer prints. I would get headaches from the fumes if I didn't open the window. But if you know anything about 3d printing, you know you don't want cool fresh air running over the print bed. This tent made it possible to run my printer all day without worry of getting sick from the fumes. I paired this tent with an inline vent fan going out my window and I can't smell anything at all and no more headaches! I also added a cheap $5 led strip inside the tent to get a better look while the printer is running. Definitely worth the investment if you print all the time. Just be careful assembling as to not snap the rods. They are a pretty tight fit in the plastic joints, but if you do it correctly and carefully, it's nice and sturdy and you can move it around with no problems.

This was a pain to build. It is a very tight fit, the edges ripped in a few spots, the instructions are useless, and due to it being folded the “window” is basically not usable due to the creases. That being said once built it is sturdy. It fully fit my Ender 3 pro with the filament mounted on top. It will not fit with the filament mounted on the side. It also helps keep the heat in. I primarily got it to keep my kids and cats away from it while it was printing and it has preformed great at that. For the price its a buy.

First off - The assembly required gloves with extra grippy palms as the fitting are very tight and require a lot of twisting and pushing to get them fully assembled. There are plenty of complaints about the plastic joints and fiberglass rods but if you use your head and try pushing them together while you twist they make a really solid box. Honestly, complaining that a plastic part broke when using a mallet just demonstrates how bad the education system in America has become, though this example is really common sense not education. Do not take a hammer to plastic, twist and push, twist and push. Once the fight was over the support rods are extremely solid and the shell fits very well. The complaints about the shell not fitting the frame are probably people who did not fully assemble the frame properly. The plastic fitting are very tight, like you want them to be, so if they aren't fully engaged the fit will be off. After that, I discovered this will not fit my BIQU Hurakan printer, that is on me. It does fit my old Monoprice Prusa clone and makes that printer noticeably quieter. I selected this one as it's measurements made me think it was large enough and BIQU does not appear to include the Hurakan's display in their product dimensions, should have measured myself.

THE PERFECT CAT BED! haha I have still not used it for its intended purpose as my cats immediately used it as a toy and a great place to sleep as it is tall and hammock-like. haha I am giving this 5 stars on their behalf! I have used one of these before, same one, and it has worked well, I just accidentally destroyed it in a move. This is a great enclosure for ASA parts, and I never have elephants foot or corners peeling while printing!

I saw some other reviews complaining about how hard it was to press the rods into the couplings. Those issues must have been addressed because I had zero issues getting them to seat all the way in. Enclosure looks great, Now I have to wait for my 10 hour print to stop so I can transition into it! Quality looks good. I will update if something changes. I do plan on adding grommets into the enclosure so that I can run my ptfe tubes inside, as that is how I get my filament from my racks and dryers to the printer. I will post pictures after setup is complete.

I recently purchased the Creality Official 3D Printer Enclosure, and let me tell you, it's not exactly living up to the hype. First things first, the price tag – it's way off the mark for what you're getting. This so-called "fireproof and dustproof tent" seems like it's trying to be something it's not. I did a bit of digging and found a grow tent that's not only twice the size but also made with construction materials that seem like they could withstand a hurricane. And guess what? Proportionally it's about half the price of this enclosure. Let's talk about the connectors that are supposed to hold the fiberglass support rods together. They're an absolute joke. I felt like I was dealing with some cheap, flimsy puzzle that was determined to fall apart. And guess what? It did. They snapped in half faster than you can say "overpriced." Trying to get those supports into the enclosure was like a comedy sketch gone wrong. I'm no bodybuilder, but I shouldn't have to worry about breaking connectors just by trying to assemble the darn thing. It's like they were made of toothpicks or something. Save yourself the headache and the dent in your wallet. Look elsewhere for a more reasonably priced, sturdier option. Trust me; you'll thank yourself later.

I read the reviews after I ordered and noticed multiple people mentioned they broke it while trying to construct the frame. Because of this info I took extra time and care when putting it together, I even used a lubricant to make it easier to push the poles in. I still managed to break on of the plastic connectors when putting it together. I was still able to make it work with some duct tape and once it was fully constructed it looks and works great but I really wish they would make this product easier to construct, or possibly throw in a few extra plastic pieces just in case.

got this enclosure to improve print consistency and it definitely helps, especially with temperature control. Prints come out more stable and I’ve had fewer issues with warping. It also keeps dust away from the printer and reduces noise a bit, which is nice if you have it in your room. Setup was straightforward and it fits well around the printer. The material feels decent and holds its shape. It’s not super heavy duty, but it does what it’s supposed to do. Overall, it’s a good upgrade if you want more consistent prints and a cleaner setup.

Ive been looking at getting a cover for my ender3 v2 pro for a while and just never bit...but the price was right and my prints kept failing so I gave it a go... amd wow what a difference! Consistent temp. In the enclosure seems to really help

I use this for my elegoo Neptune 4, which is guess is a little bit taller as it pokes the top. But still no issues. The reflective inside makes the plate easier to see, there are no drafts anymore so I don't have issues with parts peeling nearly as much, while I don't print abs or toxic materials yet it is still nice to have it contained and venting to the window passively. The zipper on mine does have some bent teeth so from day one it sometimes catches when closing in one spot. It has not impact operation just makes zipping it shut annoying sometimes.

Tal vez, el precio podría ser más cómodo. En general, perfecto.

Putting this thing together felt like a brain teaser. The rods seemed just a hair too long at first—like the enclosure was daring me to give up. A bit of finagling (and mild frustration) later, I finally got it assembled. Now that it’s up and running, though, I love it. Temperature stays stable, print quality is more consistent, and it keeps dust and drafts out. Bonus: it also makes the printer quieter and a bit less of a visual eyesore in the corner. TL;DR—assembly’s a pain, but once it’s together, it’s solid and totally worth the effort.