Creality Ender Plus Fireproof and Dustproof 3D Printer Tents Warm Enclosure Constant Temperature Dust Cover for Ender 3V2/Ender 3S1/Ender 3Max/Ender 5Pro/5S1/Ender6SE 3D Printer 21.65 * 25.59 * 29.52

I print almost exclusively in ABS and was having trouble with layer separation on anything over a cm or so in height on my Ender. This enclosure solved the problem totally for a modest cost, so big thumbs up. Recommended if you are doing higher temperature prints.Cons: Large and increases printer footprint. I hoped it would attenuate the fan whine more than it does.Pros: Does the job, has stowage for the little tools that accumulate around a 3d printer, so the total footprint is probably no more and looks a lot neater.

I live in a cold-weather state and noticed that the edges of my larger prints (especially 90 degree angles) were pulling up from the print bed, ruining larger prints midway through. After doing some research, I suspected the issue was cold drafts from a nearby window, as all the failures occurred on the side of my printer closest to the window. I decided I need an enclosure to help with this problem and, hopefully, to allow me to run prints if I moved the printer to my cold basement.The large version of this enclosure is perfect for the larger Ender 3 Max Neo printers. It is high quality top to bottom - with a firm, easily assembled frame, high quality material and excellent zippers that aren't going to start snagging after a few months of use. The enclosure is LARGE, so be sure to check the measurements of the space you want to use it. Mine hangs off my desk somewhat, but the body of the printer remains firmly seated on the desk. I've run about 15 prints since I got the enclosure and happy to say it totally took care of the problem. All my prints have locked firmly on the plate and remained there during up to a 20 hour print. The enclosure is plenty large enough to not impede travel of the printer plates, and to accommodate the filament reel off the side (though I had to angle it slightly - it still feeds fine).This item is pretty expensive for what it is, but it works as advertised and seems very sturdy. Very recommended if you want a solution for a problem like mine.

Since I started using this my projects have better quality because the temperature is more stable and deposited filament isn't expanding and shrinking due to room temperature fluctuations. It also reduces the sound of the printer some as well as keeping dirt/dust off the machine.

I just set this up today and I am unsure at this point of my thoughts. I have a couple of spots on the zipper I need to keep an eye on. Zipper sticks and a couple of places don't zip properly. You sometimes get that with zippers but I am Worried that it will break. Although it was easy to assemble it does take up a semi large area which is ok for me but be sure to measure your area. I definitely feel the need for a light inside and although it is printing without any issues I would rather have it about 2 inches wider. Hopefully I will get used to it and the zipper ends up being ok. I would recommend this enclosure and think as long as it holds up it will be beneficial in helping create a better print. Seems to be well made.

I purchased this Ender enclosure for my Prusa i3MK3S+ printer and it's fantastic! The printer fits with ample space all around, including the spool of filament, and maintains a warm temperature inside the enclosure which is excellent for printing. It also keeps the heat IN, so the room temperature is not increased! It also muffles the sound - it does NOT eliminate the sound, but muffles it. The clear plastic window in front it nice to check on the status of the print, and the zippers allow you to not only open the front fully, but also the top! The zippers work well (keep them lubricated). This enclosure does not have the advanced features of that offered by Prusa - there is no lighting, air filtration system nor fire suppression system, but then again, this enclosure is $50 compared to $350. I plan on adding LED lights on the inside & estimate it will cost me around $15 to do so. I highly recommend this enclosure for not only Prusa i3 printers but any other similarly-sized printers.UPDATE: I added a string of LEDs along the top frame all around. I simply used the light string's adhesive backing to affix them to the top frame of the enclosure, and fed the power cord out the back. The LEDs + controller with remote cost me less than $10 total. The last photo shows the enclosure with the LEDs ON, and they provide ample lighting. Depending upon the location of your system in relation to lighting & windows, you may not need the internal LEDs much during the day, but they sure are helpful at night!3 Month Update: After 3+ months, I am still completely satisfied with this enclosure for my PRUSA MK3S+ printer. One of the best (if not the best) peripherals I purchased for my 3D printing! I'm surprised that the company doesn't market different models with different printer names on the front (instead of Ender) - would sell even more I suspect. If you have a Prusa 3D printer, this is a should-have!!!

Easy to assemble, has holes for the power cord, contains heat well, and prevents gusts or drafts from messing up your prints! It's also very light and has a viewing window to look at your print. Can't ask for much more!

For the price of this item, I'd expect it to be great quality however it isn't. The zipper gets stuck everytime using it. The zipper often doesn't work leaving openings (in photo). The seems are coming apart (in photo). I gave it 3 stars because I can still use it for what I need it for but it is frustrating having to deal with the zipper every time getting in and out of it. It holds in heat, reduces noise, and contains the smell but for the price I'd expect the thing to be put together better.

Thick material that holds in the heat. Bought 2, one for my Ender 3 Pro and one for my Flashforge Finder.

Works..Pros:Isolates the printer from the rest of the room, protects from dust, sound dampening, easy to assemble.Cons: may cause heat creep, vent holes needed, nano particle buildup.

Not the most expensive unit but was very easy to set up and use immediately. I had a great time playing around with this machine and would consider buying more

It seems to be a actual creality project.

UPDATE: Added a little 250 watt 110v PTC heater from right here in Amazon, with an SSR, also controlled by the Duet 3 Mini 5+ because I waisted nearly 1/2 roll of PC filament due to delamination.With a 2' x 2' piece of MDF as a back baffle that the 120mm PWM PC fan I added for circulation (always runs at just 33%), blows against initially(didn't know if it would, nor want, the material to melt behind the MDF), in 3 minutes the chamber hits 65°C, and not one failed print since!FYI, no high temp steppers either, and main board is detached, enclosed, and recieved cool air from a 4cm highflow fan, attached to a 4cm piece of PVC, which terminates just outside through the 3" collapsible wire throughway in back of enclosure!I could not have done much better with $300~$500 in MDF, Lexan, a weekend, and a box of screws!This is a great little unit!Bought specifically for printing ABS with a heavily modified 2021 Tronxy X5SA Pro, running a Duet 3 Mini 5+, tool board v1.1, PanelDue 7i, Lenovo 800watt bed heater, Hemera with Volcano upgrade, PEI over glass, and I'm certain I'm missing some.With the bed at 110°C, the enclosure takes about 15~18 months to get up to 42 ~45°C and stays there, so long as the bed stays heating, of course lol!Your results will likely be higher and faster, as my enclosure is just 3 feet from a 12,000 BTU AC/Dehumidifier that never stops running... And now you know my reason for buying this setup.The internal frame is comprised of 16mm OD aluminum tubing, and is ultra easy to add under cabinet LEDs, or LED strips via 16mm pipe clamps hot glued to LED channels!I happened to have 25 3 foot 16mm pipe from a wind destroyed awning

It was difficult to put together as it was a tight fit over the pvc tubes it came with. The one zipper is really tough to close. It also offers very little in noise reduction and makes it difficult to service the printer. I wouldn't really reccomend this if you're buying it for noise reduction.