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

This enclosure was very easy to assemble and get the 3D printer inside. It feels heavyweight and of good quality, and an unforeseen benefit is that when it is closed, it does a good job of reducing the noise of the 3D printer.

I almost purchased the smaller of the two enclosures, but based on feedback from others with the Ender 5 I went with the large. Large is an understatement! There is plenty of room inside, plus room for the spool to either be side mounted or top mounted. My printer pretty much sits in the back-right corner nearest to the round vent opening because I relocated the power/electronics and LCD to OUTSIDE the tent. Temps when printing SPLA, PETG, or ABS were in the 100 degree range so I did not want the sensitive electronics to be harmed or risk failures. The stock cables were just long enough when placing the power box as indicated in the photos. The Z axis motor cable is the shortest of the bunch and just barely makes the stretch. I had already replaced my extruder motor cable to setup direct drive so I dont know if the stock cable is long enough or not.... As for stable temps, I am no longer having prints warp on the corners, adherence to the heated glass bed is amazing! It does cut down on noise, but not really all that much. Its definitely quieter, but my main reason to get it was the stable ambient temperatures allowing me to have less wasted prints due to warping and other temperature related defects. There was one small issue with the seams of the zipper, but the seller was very quick to respond and is shipping another tent (minus the poles) to replace this one. Very quick response, very satisfied with the entire process so far!

I wanted to enclose my 3D printer, but by the time I finished wasting money trying to buy accessories to enclose it, I decided to just buy an enclosed 3D printer to begin with. This thing was such an eyesore and smelled terribly. I ended up buying a flashforge AD4 instead.

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

Honestly I just looked at the photo and dimensions and clicked buy because I needed something to keep the cats off my printer—didnt realize this was an insulated vinyl casing around a metal frame. If you dont look closely the photo looks like its a solid container. Anyway, it does the trick. I was lazy and didnt want to move my 3D printer so I cut a square hole out of the bottom and lowered it over the printer. My cats hate the sticky insulated material so they havent even gone near it, and the zipper access is convenient. 8/10, decent budget solution.

Got this for my Elegoo Mars 3 so I could print and not worry about my pets getting into it. Fits great and has a vent hole which I’ll connect a fan to push air out my window to reduce smell. Right now just using it with Elegoo fans with charcoal filters and works great.

Easy to assemble my Box fits inside aswell with the creality cr-10 v2

This houses my Anycubic Mono X resin printer and it is the perfect size. I have a small heating pad under the printer the tent keeps the heat in rather well. Also helps a lot with the smell that comes with resins.

I received the item as described. It is well-made and fits my Tronxy X5SA printer. I measured the temperature in and outside of enclosure and the enclosure definitely traps heat. There is also a noticeable reduction in sound when its closed. The customer service replied quickly to my questions and they were very helpful.