So it does seem that large amounts of trapped air is how soundproofing is done, looking at this and other videos:
I'll see what other things I can find, as I'd rather have a more expensive enclosure than a SecSavr I can't use because it's too loud.
A project log for SecSavr Sublime [gd0036]
An FDM 3D printer that I described as "The FULL Coverage, Extended X, Pro Max, Ultramatrix Solution".
So it does seem that large amounts of trapped air is how soundproofing is done, looking at this and other videos:
I'll see what other things I can find, as I'd rather have a more expensive enclosure than a SecSavr I can't use because it's too loud.
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