YOOPAI 3D Printer Enclosure for Creality Ender 3 with Ventilation Kit & LED

I purchased this 3D printer enclosure to create a safer, more controlled environment for my workspace. After using it for a while, here are my thoughts: Build Quality and Design: The enclosure is constructed well enough. The frame is flimsy plastic. But I figure if I ever damage a part, I should be able to repair it easily. The transparent panel with the zipper is fine. With the fan running, I can leave the front open sometimes and not smell much of the resin. The included ventilation system works effectively to extract odors. But you have to figure out your own attachment for the other end of the hose. I 3d printed a part for it to blow straight out a window. The fan is not quiet but it doesn't bother me. The light is nice. I don't need a "Thermo-Hygrometer" but the temp display is useful. It is large enough to accommodate most 3D printers, I have two in this one.

Good quality and value! The assembly of this enclosure, however, is where it really shines. It is very well designed and simple enough that anyone can put it together. You CAN watch a YouTube video on how to assemble this, but I recommend using the instruction manual that the package comes with. Tip: When you drop the frame into the jacket, make sure to follow what the instruction manual shows: Drop from the top and straight down. If not, it MAY seem like the frame doesn't fit. The YouTube videos show it another way. I also recommend working on a flat surface large enough to fit both the frame and the jacket side by side. This worked perfectly with my Ender 3 Pro. It's totally compatible with the modification I made to the orientation of the filament spool. Overall, I am very impressed with this product and, most importantly, it will to be very useful for what I am doing.

Purchased the Premium version with exhaust because the description listed compatibility with the Creality Ender-3 S1 Plus 3D printer. While the printer fits inside the enclosure, it is not deep enough to allow the build plate to slide forward/backward completely. It's around 3-4 inches too short. If you're not doing prints that reach the front/back edges of the build plate, it works fine. The cover material seems very durable and feels like it will last a long time. The LED light works well but it's a USB cable (and not a very long one), so you'll need an adapter to plug it in. The support bars are the typical plastic/fiberglass ones which you must slide into plastic connectors. The poles do not always slide into the connectors easily and the connectors break easily if you try to push the poles in too hard. The side pocket is a good size. The overall stitching seems good and the zippers move easily without feeling like they're going to fall off. I haven't assembled the exhaust yet, but the parts look decent enough. Once assembled, the enclosure does a good job of reducing external heat and noise and keeping dust off the printer. The cover is kept fairly taut and there's no annoying sagging on the top or sides, but it's not so tight that you're afraid the poles will snap. I wouldn't put anything heavy on the top, but on its own, it should last. Overall I'd recommend it for machines smaller than the Ender-3 S1 Plus. Don't pay attention to the description of what it says it will fit, take the time to check the exact measurements you need. I removed a star because it says it fits the Ender-3 S1 Plus but it does not.

I've been 3D printing for only a couple of months and this LE enclosure with the ventilation kit has completely upgraded my setup. The fire-resistant, heavy-duty material feels reassuringly sturdy, and the clear panels let me monitor prints without losing heat or letting fumes escape. The temperature stability alone is worth it. My ABS and ASA prints that used to warp constantly now come out clean, and the enclosure keeps a consistent internal temp even in my spare bedroom(live in humid Florida) Plus, it dramatically cuts down noise – my printer is nearly silent when the panels are closed. The ventilation kit is the real standout. I vented mine out a nearby window, and the difference in air quality is night and day. No more lingering resin or filament smells in my workspace. The included ducting and fittings were easy to set up, and the fan moves plenty of air without being obnoxiously loud. Assembly was straightforward – the poles snap together securely, and the cover zips on smoothly with reinforced seams. It fits my larger bed slinger with room to spare, and the built-in LED ports and storage pockets are thoughtful touches. For safety, temp control, and fume management, this is hands-down the best value enclosure I've found. Five stars.

I initially bought this to help vent fumes from more toxic prints (ABS, ASA) but I actually just keep it on all the time now so I don't have to smell the PLA or PETG either. And even though the latter two are non-toxic, I figure it's probably not a great idea to sniff them all day long. lol. This works great. Fit my Bambu A1, Creality Hi perfectly. I even squeezed a QIDI Plus 4 inside one, which I wasn't sure if it would work. I had to prop up the bottom ontop of a small sturdy concrete block, but it fits. The advantage here is even when the active chamber is running, you can run the soft enclosure's fan full blast and it will create a zone of negative pressure around the printer. The inside of the chamber stays perfectly at the temperature needed for ABS/ASA, but the fumes go outside and you don't smell a thing as long as you keep it zipped tight, with a small crack for the air intake.

Fundamentally, this is a fine enclosure once you have it set up. It also gives you built in ports for ventilation, an access port on the side, and a little pocket to put nippers and such. The problem is the setup. First of all, it uses fiber-glass rods for its supports which are both fragile and- they're fiberglass. Thankfully they include gloves but you do run the risk of itching up your arms or the back of your head if you need to reach in deeply. The ventilation hose also has exposed support wire on the mating end and I cut up my fingers something fierce the first time I installed it. The light is nice though, but again, fiberglass! It clips on fiber glass rods with metal so, every time the light shifts, you get tiny fiberglass shavings knocked off. This is fixable by wrapping the fiberglass rod with electrical tape.

At about $70, I didn’t have high expectations for this enclosure. I expected it to work at the minimum acceptable level for what it promised and nothing more. Instead, I was pleasantly surprised to find a product with nice build quality, fast assembly, and an excellent ventilation system. Pros: -Great price -Easy assembly (took me 10-15 minutes to get everything set up with my printer inside) -LED light bar is a nice touch. Due to the reflective interior fabric, the light really illuminates everything. -The ventilation system is great. While it’s not absolutely airtight, the difference in air quality in my printer room is miles ahead of what it used to be (even with windows open). -Fits many/most hobbyist printers (I have an Elegoo Neptune 4 in here) Cons: -Zippers are a little finicky. I hope they hold up over time. -Window panel came with a crease in it that likely won’t come out. -Light and fan are both USB powered but didn’t come with an adapter or hub. Since many hobbyists likely don’t have two open USB ports on their printer, managing power for these accessories requires planning. Not a big deal but worth noting. All in all I’m very pleased. If this holds up well in the coming months it will be a great purchase. I will update if any issues arise.

I was recently given an Ender 3, so I’m brand new to 3D printing. I absolutely love this enclosure! The fan does a great job pulling the heat and fumes out and venting them outside, which gives me a lot more peace of mind while the printer is running. The built-in light is a great feature, and I really like being able to monitor the temperature inside the enclosure while printing. The plastic window did have a crease in it when I first set it up, but I was able to get it out by very lightly going over it with a heat gun. Since I’m still learning about 3D printing, having an enclosure with ventilation, temperature monitoring, and a light makes me feel much safer and more comfortable running the printer inside my home. I’m very happy with it and would definitely recommend it!

Frame extremely weak, assembled it on a soft couch and with pushing the frames (according to manual) together it simply broke. Save your money on a stronger construction

I put my BambuLab P1S in this and it works great and gives me peace of mind. No more PLA smells while printing as it all vents outside. I did need to cut down the supports a bit which were a bit too long, but wasn’t too big of a job.

everything you need in a print enclosure, plenty of space, fan is powerful

J'avais déjà des caissons en "dur" avec profilé alu, pvc, plexi, etc.... Vu le prix des matériaux, pour rentré une geeetech A10 très modifiée, je ne voulais pas investir beaucoup, j'ai donc choisi ce caisson. Très surpris de la qualité et la solidité de l'ensemble, l'éclairage est parfait, tout est bien pensé, sauf qu'il manque la plaque de fixation du ventilo d'extraction (à imprimer donc) sinon il ne tient pas, c'est la seul défaut. Pour vous donner une idée de la taille, la geeetech (taille ender 3) rentre à l'aise dedans. Une sidewinder X1 loge sans le support de bobine, ça vous donne l'idée de la taille : c'est grand !

good item it’s big needs a big space