Review on 🔥 Fireproof Dustproof Enclosure with Temperature Protection by Devon Holmes

Bought this tent to cope with wrapping fibers like ASA. The dimensions of this tent are just right for the Artillery Sidewinder X1. It takes some strength to slide the XZ Portal through the frame, but it's not overly difficult. The right rear flap with Velcro provides access to the power button and can be used to route the power cord. On the left front there is a small hole through which the USB cable can be fed to the printer. The X1 USB connector is unfortunately on the other (right) side (I don't use that connector anyway). There is a Velcro top flap that accommodates the filament spool holder quite well, although it leaves a lot of gaps (I plan on just covering the gaps with a towel until I can think of something more elegant). The entire unit is inside the tent. The tent has a floor, so the printer's cooling system uses heated air from inside the tent to "cool" the electronics inside. I'm not entirely happy with that, but I still don't expect the air in the tent to be much above 40-50°C, so far so good. Consider designing and adding vents for the two side and bottom vents on the printer. The zipped front opens fully to the rear of the tent and the tent can be partially removed from the frame. I have found this to be useful when servicing the printer as the unit can remain in the tent frame. Overall this is a very good tent, fits in a Sidewinder (yes!) and is good value for money.