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Wow, that sounds alarming. I mean, one usually has good intentions when trying to protect the printer from dust and kids, but now I'm learning that it could potentially be more harmful than beneficial. Do you have the link to the YouTube video you mentioned?
https://youtu.be/2D-WRCGcJbs
This video does a good job of showing and talking about some potential issues with using an enclosure.
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