Review on 🏭 Creality Enclosure: Temperature-Controlled, Soundproof, and Dustproof Solution by Russ Charmin

Putting it together was very easy, first stretching the fabric a bit to put it on the tube frame. The Ender 3 (Pro) fits in very comfortably and offers plenty of space for all sizes. Closes well with well placed Velcro straps. It might be a little pricey for what it is, but it's certainly a very quick route to a well-fitting, flame-retardant case rather than building something bespoke. Highly recommended. It doesn't appear to offer significant sound deadening; Didn't notice a big difference in volume. It's also designed around the spool at the default location at the top, which some users don't like. The main issue with spool placement seems to be extruder wear, but my Pro had a brass insert and I don't see any issues with the insert or cross loading. The interior can also be a little awkward to manipulate, but the fully opening front helps a lot. Make sure light is needed either on the printer itself or inside the case. You should print a temporary tower as the ambient temperature can affect the print.