🌬️ Ultimate Protection: Fireproof, Dustproof, and Temperature-resistant Additive Manufacturing Enclosures for 3D Printer Parts & Accessories Review

Very well made, the tent fits perfectly with the scaffolding. It was a bit fiddly to put together, but maybe that's just me. On the Ender 3 Pro, the power plug grommet is in the wrong place. (Not critical, but annoying.) And it's dark in there! I need more light for the tent and for the shadow the tent casts on the desk. All zips, pockets and flaps work well and are useful.

Case fits the frame very well. The zipper is stressed by how tightly the cover is pulled over it. The ender printer fits in, but you have to twist and tilt a bit to assemble the assembled printer inside, as the hole is too narrow, it barely fits in. It's difficult to change filament or adjust and align the print bed, which needs to be done on a regular basis. Once everything is in, it's great to have almost the same footprint as the printer itself. I'm worried the zipper will fail as it has…

Housing as advertised and very easy to assemble. Remember that you are changing a major state of your printer. Before running the printer inside the case, recalibrate the printer and don't forget to reduce the temperature of your printer, both the nozzle and the platform (about 10° lower) as by doing so you are trapping heat inside and there will be less cold air. Blow on the heating element. I learned this lesson the hard way, when less cold air is forced through the heating element, the…