3D Printer Enclosure for Bambu Lab A1 Combo/A1 Mini Combo with AMS Lite,840X570X570mm Enclosure Large Size Fireproof Dustproof Tent Constant Temperature Protective Cover

My Bambu A1 is in the basement where temp can get a little low in the winter. I was having issues with prints not adhering to the bed because of that. Not a problem anymore. Just the heat from the printer and bed raises the temp to the mid 70's. My A1 and AMS fit great. If your printer is in a cooler space, I highly recommend getting this.

While it works, it doesn't leave enough space in front of and behind the bed for it to move it's full range without the cable hitting the enclosure in the rear, and the bed hitting it in the front. While this hasn't caused any noticeable issues for me so far, I imagine this could cause some serious problems in certain circumstances.Quality is good enough overall, but the top has no center support and sags internally. The bowden tubes running between the AMS Lite and the hub will be permanently rubbing against the top of the enclosure unless you brace it somehow. I used some cheap 1/2" pine lath and just measured and cut it to sit secure on top of the frame. Mounted an EvaDry rechargable desiccant with motion activated led ring light to it as well.I enjoy the pockets and appreciate the included hygrometer. It was also very easy to assemble.

Got this for a Bambu A1 Combo so that I could keep it in the garage without it getting filthy. Putting it together was super easy, even before I realized it came with instructions. The front opening is plenty to work in when setting up the printer and it has a side opening for changing out filament on the AMS without fully opening the front.The only down side is the cheapo thermometer/hygrometer it comes with. The thermometer reads low and the hygrometer reads excessively high. It's usually sitting in the 70-80% range despite other hygrometers reading 40-50%. Obviously that's not good with a 3d printer enclosure since you want to monitor humidity to ensure your filament isn't ruined or ruining your print. I'd recommend buying a different hygrometer to monitor your enclosure. You can find bluetooth or wifi enabled ones for really cheap so it's worth it to find a better one than try to rely on this thing.

Works great for my A1 with AMS top mount. The hygrometer is nice but this tent helps regulate heat inside and keeps the fumes contained which is exactly what I was looking for.

Works just as intended. Good quality. Easy setup.

The enclosure fits my Bambu A1 with AMS perfectly. Keeps heat in and moisture out. The only issue I have is it will not fit a reel of filament on the top. Other than that no complaints. I like being able to get to my AMS from the side to change reels. The only thing I may add is a light bar.

The product’s fiberglass frame poses significant safety risks. The fibers easily shed, causing skin irritation and are difficult to remove. Inhalation of these particles can lead to irreversible lung damage. Without proper protective measures, this product is not recommended.

Yes you could use the printer to print parts to make an enclosure and may do that in the future.right now this resolves my main issue. I am print in my home office, small space, in AZ. It's HOT... like 115F (65.56c) average... so I need AC, but that messed up the Bed Slinger printing... I tried some PET-G and had issued, some parts, spaghetti prints, cooling to soon and warping with PLA even. This helps me keep a 90F~ 32C inside the enclosure. Knocks out the draft and helps some what with the humidity ..I think I am just going to why a "bento Box" to put inside to see if can get the air circulating with out creating to much of a breeze and get the humidity down.