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"

PROs: * I'm pleased at how easy this was to assemble. The fiberglass rods fit snugly into the plastic fittings. I had no problem stretching the enclosure material around the frame. * I was a little worried about the Ender 3 Pro fitting with the filament spool on top, but it fits with just a little room to spare. * The zippers seem sturdy and durable. * I've only done a couple of quick test prints with this enclosure and all went well. I can't wait to try more complex prints to put it to the test. CONs: * I do wish the power cord hole would have been on the other side, or at least in the middle. The Ender 3 Pro power supply is on the opposite side. It's not a deal breaker - only an annoyance. * The clear plastic on the front is creased from being folded, but I can probably smooth it out using a warm (*NOT* hot) iron and a cotton towel on top... if it bugs me too much. DO NOT try this if you've never done this before. MODs: * I added a USB-powered white LED strip light vertically mounted to the front right support (using a cable tie). The Feed hole is good enough to route the cable and the LED strip light functions quite well. I may add a second to the front left support for more lighting and reduce shadows.

I've been using the Creality Ender Enclosure for a few months now and I'm really happy with it. It's 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. It's 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. I've printed a variety of filaments in the enclosure, including ABS, ASA, PETG, and PLA. I've had great results with all of them. The enclosure helps to keep the temperature consistent, which results in better print quality. I've also noticed that the enclosure helps to reduce noise from the printer. Overall, I'm really happy with the Creality Ender Enclosure. It's 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. It's easy to assemble, fireproof, durable, and keeps the heat in well. I would definitely recommend it to anyone who is serious about 3D printing.

I was having issues with things sticking to bed and was recommended to build a enclosure around printer. This thing goes together very easy, made of quality material and it keeps heat in amazingly. My ender 3 fit perfectly inside. I ran a print and boom it fixed my issue. Great product and came fast!

I like this enclosure. It reduces noise from the printer, and helps maintain heat for a better print. When I assembled the enclosure, the plastic grommets are cheap, and bend easily. I had to use a piece of tubing to hold one connector in place after it cracked while putting it together. I paid $35 for the enclosure, and it's well worth it for that cost. I noticed the price has gone up, and I would likely still buy it if I wanted something to help maintain heat and reduce noise. I would hope they improve the parts for an increased cost. The overall enclosure is light weight, and easy to move. The access door on the side could be a little larger, but I can still remove/replace filament pretty easily. The zipper seems to be decent quality. I love that the zipper goes all the way to the back of the enclosure so can really open it up when needed. The enclosure is lined with a reflective thermal material. The heavy nylon material on the outside helps reduce noise. I'm happy with the purchase, and would buy it again if needed, especially if I can get it under $40.

While the instructions are garbage it was super easy to assemble. the worst part of the enclosure is the power cord cut out is on the wrong side of the enclosure

Very happy with the size and build quality of the 3d printer enclosure. Fits my Bambu Labs A1 3d printer perfectly. The LED light provides exceptional illumination when checking your 3d prints. The clear plastic allows for easy viewing and the duel zipper flap is convenient for easy access. I did have trouble with the temp gauge but the vendor was very responsive to replace. Recommend!

Pretty well made- the material seems Durable and the inside reflective lining seems well made as well. Assembles quickly with what feel like Fiberglass poles: fits the Ender 3v2 with no sides touching the material, and no touching the material as the print plate slides back and forth. The wires in back do touch the material, but its causes no ill effects. Quite happy with it.

I'd just like to let everyone know how much better this makes things. I put my Ender 3 Pro in this enclosure with a thermometer and hydrometer. Temps are around 110F and the humidity is about 34% and dropping from 85% when starting. I'm already seeing a huge difference in print quality. The tree supports are perfect, no warping and my walls are smoother than the exact same print file and PLA than the piece I printed before I put my printer in this enclosure. I have the Sprite direct extruder and am printing at 80mms with no issues at all. My only complaint is, make it taller for the Enders with the extensions. I had to put my spool outside of the enclosure and put a small hole in the top for the filament to feed.