Keeps dust out and temps stable.

Bought this enclosure for all 3 of its properties; soundproof, fireproof, and temperature stability. Fireproof: Yet to test, and hopefully never. However it seems sturdy. The vinyl window seems to be the only flaw for fireproof. Have a smart smoke/co2 detected in the enclosure that will shut off power and text me if alarmed. Temperature Stability: I get really cold winters and hot summers so I wanted to keep the temperature stable and not leak heat into my studio. So far its kept the Temps stable and works as expected. Soundproof: It clearly dampens the sound that eminates from my Ender 3 Pro. I have made no hardware changes to reduce sound (yet) and it drastically reduced noise. However it still can be heard. So keep that in mind. I have it in a studio which makes it hard to sleep, however I run a fan and with this enclosure I dont hear it. There are two downsides. If you have any upgrades that change the width of your printer (like a side mounted spool) it will not fit. Secondly the outside of the enclosed has a sticky residue that WILL be a magnet to any pet hair. I dont have pets but it has ready collected slight dust. Overall I would recommend

To big and to cumbersome.

This couldnt have gone better. I needed an enclosure for my CR-10V2 to print some nylon. Ended up using the tube out the back and a printed tube to fit a 30x10mm fan for venting....out a flexible dryer tube and a drier window vent. Worked beautifully. Just enough negative pressure to slowly concave the vinyl sides but not move enough air to cool the part. Over a dozen 20hour prints of nylon and polycarbonate inside the house and we never smelled a thing. This enclosures foil interior held a heat lamps heat in perfectly and the vinyl side never got hot to the touch...even with the heat lamp shining directly on it rather than on the printer. Held 60C for multiple 20hour prints with no issue at all. I am impressed. I ended up going with Polymide CoPA which doesn’t require all the heat that nylonX needed...and still doesn’t warp unlike that X-crap. I bought this as a temporary enclosure while I build out the printer room....but now Im considering using it permanently. It just works with no downside and I can put it together in no time when it’s needed and away when it’s not.

Exactly what the title said. This will not fit an ender 3 v2

The small (still good sized at 635x535x750mm) one fit my Prusa MK3S with room to spare. Getting the fabric over the assembled frame is a bit awkward and tight, and the fire-resistant material is slightly sticky and easily acquires dust and lint and hair, but this is designed to be functional, not a fashion statement, and once assembled, it suffices quite well as a cheap enclosure. No vent on the top, unfortunately, but its not airtight, and there are two vent flaps in the left rear and right rear walls, and the front door is tall and easily unzippable, so theres enough airflow if you open it up a bit. The two vent flaps can be fixed open by folding them 90 degrees so that the velcro on the side of the flap fastens to the velcro on the top of vent itself (see 4th picture). Its a bit awkward, but itll do.

This thing is a must! It keeps your printer at optimal temperature while printing and keeps it clean while not in use. I have mine in my shed and it keeps my 3d printer like new.

Returning. The enclosure is too tight to fit over the supplied frame.

Saved all my crappy prints. Shouldve bought it sooner!

First - the item I received was either already used or damaged by the company. two of the rods to put together for the frame were damaged. The could not be put together and it looked like someone had used a hammer on one end to try to get them to slide in. Second - It didnt hold the heat in at all. I would suggest Buying another brand.