3D Printer Enclosure LED Light HEPA Ventilation 3D Printer Cover for Bambu Lab A1 Mini & AMS Lite/Ender 3 V2/Ender 3 V2 Neo/Prusa Mini+

The media could not be loaded. Pros: MANY customization options. Very well insulated. Perfect fit for an ender 3. Bright lighting and great filtration. Great for direct drive! Great instructions that even have answers to questions I had while assembling like “why aren’t the screws countersunk?” Right after I asked that I saw the answer on that same page. Very sturdy once assembled and very quiet from the outside.Cons: No direct routing for bowden out of the box, I had to mount extruder outside on enclosure as shown in pics. Literally an exact fit for a bed slinging ender 3, like literally bed almost touches the front and back. Magnets on door are a little weak.Overall perfect for me and I’m sure many others. Highly recommended at the price!

I bought this enclosure for my V2 and I am really happy with it. The package was delivered early and in great shape. All the parts fit together easily and the instructions are pretty clear. I love being able to watch my printer work thru the clear sides. All the features are just as advertised: the air filter, sound dampening, lighting, everything is good to go. The noise from my printer is considerably reduced after I close the doors.Hey! Here's a head's up... The manual says I should fix the filament holder to the top, but there are no screws holes for it and I had to insert the screws by myself. It wasn't a big deal. The enclosure did come with the self-tapping screws and there are screws holes on my V2's filament holder, so it was a minor issue for me.

The product came as described, took awhile to set up, but instructions are pretty straightforward. The first box did come slightly damaged, however the second one was right. The front doors on the box are a bit finicky, and do leave an extra air gap. You can mount a filament holder on the top of the box, but you will have to drill your own holes for this (dependent on the filament holder you have). I have noticed the amount of noise from my ender 3 go down, however it's not perfectly silent. I do love the see through enclosure as well as the light strip, and fan it came with. Both the light and Fan are connected via USB-C which is included in the package. The temperature gauge I haven't noticed much jumping, but it does sit a bit loose as well. Overall, I think this box is a good start, but it's also a project to work on as you go.

Fits Prusa MK3S perfectly. Plenty of room for full movement on all axis. Retains heat reasonably well. Acrylic doors have some minor gaps and flex, so not going to completely seal for heat and filtering, but otherwise fits together nicely.Easy to asssemble. Inclusion of built in LED, filter fan, temp/humidity gauge is nice.My only issue is with the filament hole on top not feeding well at the angle the Prusa MK3S pulls filament. It pulls against the printer frame a bit, but the most friction seems to come from the outside part of the filament hole, where I have an active dry box feeding into it. If the filament isn't feeding directly down into the hole and has any angle at all, I get a bit of unwanted friction. Printed a couple of bearings to create a pulley system to redirect filament on the inside, which has helped there; will need to see if I can do the same on the outside to feed it directly into hole.Does everything I need it to do. Could be a little cheaper, but only competition lower in price are either those silver collapsible tents, diy ikea ones, or acrylic with 3D printed joints, which can be built for $40-60, so not much pressure there if you want something a bit cleaner looking with a metal frame. For a bit more, you can get the Prusa enclosure or a couple other options. So, it's kind of in-between those on price? Probably leans closer to the former options than the latter, but fairly well centered in terms of comparative quality.tl;dr I'd recommend it.

After getting delayed multiple times the box finally arrived only to reveal a decent size crack in the acrylic by the door hinge attachmen. Returning this one and going to give this one enclosure one last attempt before moving on to a different solution. Overall, the materials appear to be quality and it is nice and clean. Hopefully the next one won't have any factory defects.

To the makers credit, this does feel very sturdy, but it does not function as advertised. First, while there is a fan and HEPA filter, the fan doesn’t work, at all, nor does the LED strip, and since they’re built into the lid there’s no way to replace them.Second, the acrylic panels are scuffed and are t transparent, so you can’t really see inside. Plus, the dust is a bit intense, even after vacuuming and wiping the whole thing down, it feels like a fire hazard to run the machine in there.Last, the filament hole isn’t in the front of the unit, as advertised, it’s all the way in the back right corner… I literally can’t load my machine that way unless I push I the back of the machine flush against the enclosure and block airflow to the motherboard. I genuinely don’t know what printer this is designed for, but it doesn’t work for mine. Makes for great filament storage/ printer stand though, have to make due since there’s no returns.

This is a beautiful design that I had to have for a new printer. Perfect way to protect your printer and prints from dust. Mine came in with all the parts in tact and no issues. Packaging was cautiously arranged to preserve the integrity of the parts. Assembly was pretty straight forward and took less than half an hour. I love the brightness of the light and the fan. The doors help with the filament odors. It’s designed to fit the mini and it has plenty of space to set up a small dehumidifier if you choose to set up your spool holder in there. Overall beautiful enclosure, thanks!

Door hinge snapped on first movement. Top does not bolt down (acrylic parts too tall). Not a really good buy