Assembled it correctly, double, triple checked. Outer cover didnt fit on the finished frame... Its like off by 1-2 inches. Finally decided to just remove the 1 section of the frame and glue it together.

Make sure you have enough room on your desk, it’s much bigger than the space that my printer alone takes up. I have not used it yet but seems nice, very simple to set up, has cable ports in the back. $30 would be nice but $45 is doable for a simple enclosure

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.

It does its job. This was the cheapest enclosure/grow tent I could find for my 3d printer and it works perfectly, looks super clean and keeps the smell in. I would recommend. You really dont need a bunch of expensive stuff for your printer just read reviews and get stuff that works. Also its super easy to set up even adding ventilation equipment. Nice enclosure.

Perfect size for CR10V2, but you may need to get creative with the spool. The purple spool is my currently location and doesnt interfere with any of the axis or the filament guide/motor. The controller box does not fit inside. I have found that if I am messing with my printer too much, and touching the inside with bare skin, I will get fiberglass splinters. If you find your skin is itchy, look under a bright light to find them, and try using clear tape if you are having trouble getting them out. Heres my spool and wired light, but led strip lights work well also. https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B09DL335M2/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1 https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0972HFBRL/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1

Works great for the price.

I bought this for my CR-10. I have my printer in my basement where it can drop below 60°F at night. There is also potential for drafts. I was printing PLA and kept getting prints curling off the bed. I tried so many things to solve this problem, but in the end the enclosure solved at all. Keep in mind the size of the enclosure is much larger than your printer. I was surprised how much bigger it was when I put it together.

These are great enclosures. I just wish they were made from fabric rather than the stinky rubber-like material on the outside. Everything fit nicely together and assembly was simple. The smell has gone away after a few weeks but cleaning it is kind of a pain. You can’t beat the price and size of these.

It is giant, it is well made and well designed. I tip mount the spool on my cr-10 V2 and the height just exactly touch the roof. It holds heat and smell well, reasonably reduce noise. An extra benefit I didn’t expect was that the reflective inside makes photo and video taking a pleasant. The downside: there’s no seal on left side that allows the spool mounted outside the enclosure, so I have to move to top mount. Not deal breaker though.

Surprisingly well made enclosure- it has a soft rubbery canvas lined with what loos like fiberglass- no smells from printer when closed and helps muffle the sound.