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If you're on the fence about building or buying a 3d printer enclosure, please let me give you a push.
(sh.itjust.works)
I should have built this thing from the word go. I ran this printer for almost a year on my desk right next to my computer. But it was loud and smelly and the high traffic area played havoc on print quality and caused a lot of warping.
Now that it's tucked away in a back room suspended in a corner by French cleats and sitting directly on top of dense foam and a big ass paver it is merely "audible" but certainly ignorable. There's also no more headaches from the smell, and my print quality has never been better.
Do yourself and your printer a favor and get an enclosure sorted out asap.
Look into what illicit/grey market pot growers use. Big duct fans and filters.
just say homegrow. there are regions where it's legal to grow your own "pot"
but those are way overkill.
Yeah. I've been so removed from that stuff for so long that I forget the terminology.
As for overkill, depends on how their acceptable risk profile, number of printers, and types (FDM, resin, pastry, etc).