First of all, I got a 3D printer recently. After look around, I decided to get an enclosure. This is a great enclosure that fit my desk, and there are a lot of room inside. After I got the enclosure, I assembled it. Immediately my eye started watering, and I was wondering why? Sure enough, the tent have a very strong chemical smell. Then I thought let me put it outside for a few days. Three days later, I thought to myself it should be good now. Who knows the smell still watering my eye. After 2 weeks, I finally able to take it inside. The oder is just unbelievable strong. After I moved my 3D printer in, I realized the tent is not very sturdy. Which the size can explain. The outside is super easy to get dusty, I use the lint roller to clean them, which works surprisingly well.

One of the worlds on the tube frame was broken. I used done heavy duty tape to hood it together. There were no gloves as stated in the description. However the fabric fits OK so not worth returning.

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.

The item was easy to put together, but i find it very hard to believe it is fire proof, when all of the inside foil is peeling away and flaking off after only 2 months. Very poor quality for the price

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.

While I havent installed my printer into this enclosure yet, I did go ahead with assembling it and the process is identical to the Ender 3 Pro enclosure I bought, and the quality is exactly the same. I anticipate no issues with this enclosure when I get my Longer LK1 installed in it (same overall size as a CR-10).

This enclosure has a 28 X 30 tabletop footprint. I was able to place it on a normal countertop allowing 6 to hang over the edge. Since the weight of the printer is actually over the countertop, there is no weight in the unsupported area. My first print in the enclosure with Hatchbox Copper PLA came out amazing, it seems the adhesion trouble I was having may have been solved. Nylon 6, PETG, and ABS soon to come. I would really like to see the manufacturer offer some low voltage light options mounted on the plastic tubing connectors and feed through the tubes to the base or outside for connection to a power supply. Does anyone know how or where I can obtain another set of these connectors for testing purposes... or maybe the STL Model?

Its big make sure you have enough room. You will need to add a light inside. Makes my workshop look like I work for NASA. Great product.

Easy to assemble, the only thing is that the material has some kind of sticky substance that I dont like and I think it will attract dust.

Very good protection, good insulation and easy to assemble, great product for my Ender 5 Plus, recommend!!! Thanks...