Creality Ender Enclosure Fireproof and Dustproof for Ender 3V2/Ender 3V2 Neo/Ender 3 Pro/Ender 3/Ender 3 Neo for Anycubic Elegoo 3D Printer 18.89 * 23.62 * 28.34/480 * 600 * 720mm

Ive been using the Creality Ender Enclosure for a few months now and Im really happy with it. Its easy to assemble, fireproof, and durable. It also keeps the heat in really well, which is great for printing high temperature filaments like ABS and ASA. The enclosure is made of a sturdy steel frame with a fire-resistant fabric covering. Its also equipped with a zippered door and a clear plastic window, so you can easily access your printer without having to open the entire enclosure. Ive printed a variety of filaments in the enclosure, including ABS, ASA, PETG, and PLA. Ive had great results with all of them. The enclosure helps to keep the temperature consistent, which results in better print quality. Ive also noticed that the enclosure helps to reduce noise from the printer. Overall, Im really happy with the Creality Ender Enclosure. Its a great way to improve the print quality of your 3D prints. Here are some of the pros and cons of the Creality Ender Enclosure: Pros: Easy to assemble Fireproof Durable Keeps heat in well Improves print quality Reduces noise Cons: Can be a bit pricey Not as portable as a tent-style enclosure Overall, I think the Creality Ender Enclosure is a great option for anyone looking to improve the print quality of their 3D prints. Its easy to assemble, fireproof, durable, and keeps the heat in well. I would definitely recommend it to anyone who is serious about 3D printing.

My son just got the Creality Ender 3 V2 Neo. It fits and the filament has just enough room to also fit. It keeps his printer free from dust and cat hair and helps is stay extra warm if printing with ABS. Zippers are tad hard to zip up and in down in the front and it’s challenging to get them to go over the frame if you need to unzip the entire front though.

Im new to 3D printing, I have my house with a smart thermostat and fluctuating temperatures. This would affect my prints. Put this into the enclosure and the prints no longer warp from uneven cooling of the part. Im very happy.

This enclosure is definitely large enough for an Ender 3 with a spool attached. I bought an IKEA LACK table expecting to make a DIY enclosure for my Ender 3, but I got lazy and realized it would be well worth my money to buy one for $50. However, this enclosure does not fit on a LACK table as it hangs over the front and back edges (I should have checked the dimensions beforehand). I was a little concerned with it being made of cheap plastic parts with a zipper cover, but when all put together, it seems like a quality product. To be honest, Ive only done a couple of prints with this enclosure, but I bought it for PETG and other filaments that require higher heat, and it has not disappointed yet. The nature of the enclosure makes it more difficult to see the print, but thats to be expected when there is only one clear opening and no interior light. I think adding a light to the inside would solve my problems, assuming it doesnt melt from the high heat. Save yourself the time and effort of building a DIY enclosure. Its going to be much more expensive, and take so much more of your time that you could be using to print awesome things!

Makes it hard to route the filament from the side. The box is just large enough for the 3D printer, but filament keeps getting stuck due to the sharp 90 degree turn into machine.

This is kind of a generic print hood that should fit the average printer. It does a really good job of minimizing fumes and adds peace of mind. I haven’t printed at high heat, but this clearly keeps temps even inside to prevent warping.

Cover is nice and sturdy to keep pets and dust away from printer.

I got this enclosure to protect prints from an AC vent. Works perfectly and I added LED lights so I can see inside while printing

It keeps the temperature stable for my prints, so it does its job. My one gripe would be that the window could look better (the plastic looks wrinkled/crumpled). Not sure it was worth the 60 some dollars I paid for it.

Definitely keeps the heat in, and the peace of mind that its fire proof makes a big deal to me. There are bigger cheaper ones on the market though. I paid for the logo.