Comgrow 3D Printer Warm Enclosure Fireproof and Dustproof 3D Printer Tent, PVC Laminated Polyester Constant Temperature Protective Cover Room for Ender 3/Ender 3 Pro/Ender 3 V2/Ender 5 Pro

I love this enclosure! It was quick & easy to build, and is quite large for the price. The zipper door goes all the way over the top of the enclosure making for easy access, along with the numerous access points which are velcro-sealed. Its quite spacious & offers more than enough room for an Ender 3-sized machine, if not a slightly larger model even. Definitely grab one if you find yourself in need!

To be honest, I had not planned on purchasing this cover, but it came bundled with the Creality wash station I did want to purchase, with the bundle price less than that of the wash station alone. Go figure. But when it arrived, I realized that it was something I could genuinely use. The cover is heavy fabric with a metalized insulating layer inside. It not only blocks outside light, preserving the life of resin in the printer vat, but it also keeps the printing temperature up, useful if the surrounding room temperature is cool (as my basement tends to be in the winter, where I have my printers.)

Perfect fit for our Creality Ender 3 Pro. The quality is better than I expected it would be... thick, slightly tough/rubbery on the outside, sturdy zipper. Pretty pleased with this.

Artillery genius pro fits nicely inside. I print with ABS just as easily as PLA. This is definitely one of the best upgrades I have done.

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Ordered for my printer to help print ABS. Turns out it’s a cat fort. Well, assembly was easy.

This did the job so well that I bought a second one for my recently purchased mini 4k resin printer and it fits great on it.

Its big enough for the ender 3 pro with the large spool on top, once its done printing Im putting it inside it. Looks like a grow tent covered in spandex, works great and has some pockets on the side

I bought this tent because there was a discount for it when buying the Ender 3 Pro 3D printer. I wanted an enclosure to help reduce the risk of fire and also to help contain the heat of the printer for better prints. The tent set up was simple, aluminum tubes fit together with corner plastic fittings. My first issue I had was getting the cover on the frame. It just slips over and zips up but perhaps the manufacturer didnt allow for the extra space the corner fittings take. I tore one seam right on the corner trying to get it in. With the seam open slightly it now fits tight - but not too tight. I probably can fix it with some thread later. The size is good, it accommodates the printer and a 1K roll of filament. I also have a wireless camera in the enclosure for monitoring the printer and I likely have room for a small lamp too. There are velcro flaps on the back and side for cords. Things I would change: 1. Changing filament is a bit more of a challenge because I need to access the left side. I end up pulling the top front corner down and off the frame to access the filament feed. A zip open panel would be nice here like the front. 2. The clear plastic viewing window is not really clear. Its hard to see whats going on with the printer and I rely on the camera I have in there more than looking through the window. I would almost prefer a smaller peek through window and have the tent be more of the fire resistant material. Overall I like it. The tent does what it needs to and until I decide to build a custom enclosure it should work fine for my needs.

A bit of a challenge to assemble but other than that no complaints from me. Its a nice little enclosure. I just wish my Elegoo Neptune 3 wasnt a POS.