Comgrow 3D Printer Enclosure Fireproof and Dustproof Tent for Ender 3/Ender 3 Pro/Ender 3 V2/Ender 3 S1, Constant Temperature Protective 3D Printer Cover Room Storage 24.21x20.27x29.53inches

Assembly was a tiny bit tricky as it's a tight fit, but with some extra hands from another person it was easy. 3D printer fits inside perfectly with a bit of extra room on each side. Keeps the heat in wonderfully and I love that you can unzip it all the way up and the Velcro that holds the door open is a great touch. Definitely a great purchase, I would recommend it. Our cats even climb on it from time to time to take a nap on the top and it doesn't cave in or topple over, it's nice and sturdy.

As the title states! This is one of few large enclosures I could find on amazon and it's a perfect fit for my Sovol SV06 Plus 3d Printer. The Sovol Drybox even fits next to it too.I used a printed 120mm fan to 100mm pipe adapter for exhaust and the 100mm pipe side was a perfect fit for the hole at the back of the enclosure.When exhausting, the tent does suck in a bit, so the way I have mine positioned, the tent slightly touches the gantry side where the X axis motor is, but it doesnt interfere or cause friction in any way, and I live with it so that my drybox can sit comfortably on the opposite side with about half an inch clearance between the box and the gantry belt tension knob. The heated bed cable also lightly pushes on the back tent wall, but not in any kind of bad way that could cause a problem.The ceiling gives plenty of room to leave the spool holder with a spool on top, and Ive even stuck a smart bulb through the top velcro flap and closed the flap, gaffer taped the bulb socket cable to the tent, and let the cable hang off the back; this being said to show how well the frame holds the tent and how thick the matetial is. It's well made.Keep in mind though, the SV06 Plus is a fairly large sized printer but being a bed slinger and having the spool holder on top, it takes up more space than it seems. The result is, this enclosure is deceptively HUGE. I don't mind, I expected it to be big but you don't realize just how big until you see it for yourself lol. You may or may not mind, but it's something to remember.The frame is also magentic, which I love because I bought some cheap USB LED bars to go inside to add more light and they magnetized to the frame, so that was a nice surprise!I only wish they had a model that had an acrylic window safely attached to this kind of tent material instead of the soft transparent plastic material that is used. It works to just check in, but if Im diagnosing something during a print and need to see fine detail, I need to open the flap and stick my head in. Not a big deal but would be great to have.This review would have saved me a bunch of time, research, and trial and error if someone had left it before me lol so I really hope this helps someone out!

I got this initially to help with dust as I print in my unfinished basement. However, I have started doing more ABS printing and this has been ideal for maintiang the temperature. It went together easily and is big enought to leave some room to work around. I have my Pi 3 in there as well running octo pi for sending print jobs.

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 it's 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 don't 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 don't have pets but it has ready collected slight dust.Overall I would recommend

The media could not be loaded. I use the grow tent for 3D printing to help block sun and keep smell. Works like a charm, it’s very durable been using for quite some time and zippers don’t snag or get caught. The size is absolutely on point for my printer. Was easy to put together took all of 5min.

I was going to build an enclosure but after pricing out the materials it was going to be somewhat expensive. Decided to go with this instead and glad I did! It is the size small unit and as you can see from the pic it fits the unit perfectly with room to spare above. For the cost of this you can't go wrong, and I have already seen a difference in my print quality. If you're debating it, just do it, wish I got one sooner.When assembling the unit use a tiny amount of dish soap on the ends that go into the corner pieces. Just a little bit on your finger and smear the end of the pole and they slide right in. It took me about 10 minutes to assemble and it does have some places to pass your cables through sealed with Velcro so it keeps the heat in and the drafts out. This unit also uses metal poles vs plastic so it won't eventually sag on you.

Great enclosure. Good material it's sturdy and fits and ender 3 with plenty of room to spare. Like the zipper material very sturdy. Great value for price would recommend if you have a drafty or temperature fluxating room

So have had 2 for over a year and never totally unzipped them when in use. I am rearranging my printers and decided to make more room on my shelves as a trial and was unzipping the 2nd one when a zipper had fallen off. when I inspected it the point at which the zipper attaches to the back of the enclosure had come completely unsown and fell off the teeth of the zipper. Maybe I will try to get it back lined up and sew it back with some heavy duty thread. Just watch out if you want to put down and store don't unzip all the way to protect yourself from this happening.