Comgrow 3D Printer Enclosure, Fireproof and Dustproof Tent for Ender 3 S1 Plus/Ender 3 Max/Ender 3 Max Neo/Ender 5 S1/Ender 5 Plus/CR-10Smart Pro/SV04 Cover Room Storage 750x700x900mm

Good investment for printing ABS. My raspberry pi reports around 45C with bed at 90C, 55C with some Acoustic Panels.

Great upgrade to maintain stable temps. 100% reduced my prints from lifting and warping off the build surface

Easy to assembles, instructions were pretty straightforward and helps when printing with ABS/ASA!

Would recommend. Cost effective alternative with the same level of performance. Helps with the printing.

The picture doesnt do thing thing justice. It looks like its mostly clear plastic, but in reality only the front door is clear. The entire inside is lined with aluminum and pretty darn study. I havent placed my printer in it yet, but I have no doubt that Ill have a lot let problems printing in ABS. And watch out if you have cats. They seem to have an obsession with either sleeping in it or on it.

Got this tent for my Anycubic Mega X. This tent is big enough to accommodate the printer with ease, even with the spool mounted in the original spot, on the right side of the printer. I also had room to put a filament dryer and extra spools inside. Overall, a good buy, and it works as a heat enclosure for more finnicky filaments. Its nice having a tent instead of a hard enclosure because I can move it with ease, and I can mount almost anything to this tent, anywhere, only using magnets. I even have a CCTV camera mounted to the ceiling of this tent just using magnets.

Instruction was a piece of paper with overlapping text. Very unprofessional.

Ive been using this enclosure on my Ender 5 Plus with no issues. Putting it together was a breeze. But a word of caution when assembling, make sure you push the rods into the corner pieces ALL THE WAY! Just when you think you pushed it in, push a little harder. Otherwise, you wont get the cover over the whole assembled frame, because its tight enough as it is.

Easy to assemble, and it helps me keep other stuff on my bench from encroaching on my printers working area, and a fire resistant enclosure gives peace of mind. Seems to hold heat in well. With my bed set to 60C and nozzle at 215C, temp inside the enclosure rose to over 80F in a short period of time. Im hoping that it will rise high enough to help with ABS print adhesion.

Trying to print a thin large piece with PETG, kept partly coming off the heated bed regardless of what temperatures, speeds etc I tried and ruined the print. Printer in server room at constant 63F and air moving about. This perfectly allows the intended bed surface heat to remain where it is generated and solved the release problem. A monkey could assemble it. It keeps your printer as dust free as you can expect in a normal environment.