$120 Off at 3DMakerpro
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• $120 Off at 3DMakerpro. • Use code Save120 at checkout. • Valid in the US. • Valid until 19 Dec 2026. • Final terms are set by 3DMakerpro.
$120 Off at 3DMakerpro
• $120 Off at 3DMakerpro. • Use code Save120 at checkout. • Valid in the US. • Valid until 19 Dec 2026. • Final terms are set by 3DMakerpro.
$10 Off Sitewide at 3DMakerpro
• $10 Off Sitewide at 3DMakerpro. • Use code Save10 at checkout. • Valid in the US. • Final terms are set by 3DMakerpro.
$15 Off at 3DMakerpro
• $15 Off at 3DMakerpro. • Use code MO15 at checkout. • Valid in the US. • Final terms are set by 3DMakerpro.
Sale on Selected Items at 3DMakerpro
• Sale on Selected Items at 3DMakerpro. • Use code TSMC at checkout. • Valid in the US. • Final terms are set by 3DMakerpro.
Best Deals at 3DMakerpro are easier to rank than most, because all five published codes are fixed amounts rather than percentages. Two carry near-term deadlines and larger figures, two attach to a single scanner, and one quietly covers the rest of the store.
Two of the five close within weeks and three run far beyond, which sets the order in which decisions need making.
Save120 takes $120 off and is published as stacking with the launch promotion for total savings of up to 46%. It closes on 19 December 2026, so it is both the biggest figure and one of the shortest-lived. The campaign behind it points at the Owl, the newest scanner in the line-up.
Save15 takes an extra $15 off during the holiday sale and is published as stacking with existing sitewide promotions for up to 44% in total. It closes first, on 13 November 2026, which makes it the one code in the set where a decision cannot wait a week.
MO15 and TSMC each take $15 off the Mole, and Save10 takes $10 off sitewide while excluding accessories. All three run to the end of December 2050 under the current feed.
Two codes name one model, so the ranking changes depending on which scanner is in the cart.
Either $15 model code beats the $10 sitewide one on that scanner, and the two dated codes beat both while their windows are open. On this model the set is at its most generous, with four of the five codes reaching it in one way or another.
The model codes have nothing to reduce elsewhere, so the choice narrows to the sitewide $10 or, inside their windows, the two codes tied to a launch and a seasonal collection. For a scanner bought in the new year, the sitewide code is what remains.
Accessories sit outside the sitewide code and are not what the model codes name, so a basket of only turntables or scanning spray is one the current set does not reach.
Choosing a scanner by the size of object it handles is the published logic of the catalog.
Seal and Seal Lite are built for small work and cited by the store as 2024 Edison Awards Silver winners, with a jeweler's eye framing in their description. Coins, jewelry and small mechanical parts are the subjects they are aimed at.
Fox is positioned as beginner-friendly, Moose and Moose Lite carry 2024 Red Dot citations, and the Mole publishes accuracy of 0.05mm, resolution of 0.1mm and typical object sizes of 15-1500mm, with a work distance of 150-400mm and a single capture range of 200x100mm.
Turtle uses swappable S, M and L modules, which the store presents as upgrading a scanner rather than replacing it. Lynx carries a Customer's Choice citation, and Raven, Eagle and the Hawk LiDAR Scanner handle larger subjects again, with the LiDAR model sitting in its own collection.
Four published promises sit behind a purchase whichever code is applied, and they are part of the value rather than extras.
The returns window runs from receipt rather than from the order date, and seven days is short for a device that needs setting up. A first scan session in the week of delivery is what keeps the refund available.
Fourteen days of price protection means a shopper need not wait out a sale to be sure: a better deal appearing shortly after an order can be raised inside that window. Paired with a code that runs to 2050, it removes most of the reason to delay a purchase.
The bundle level changes what arrives in the box, and the codes apply whichever is chosen.
A turntable suits objects that can be rotated in one sitting, which is where a medium-format scanner is most comfortable. Buying the kit inside a bundle avoids a separate accessory order that the sitewide code would exclude.
Color capture needs the color kit, so a project that must carry surface color points at the top bundle rather than at an upgrade bought later. Bought separately afterwards, the same kit is an accessory and falls outside the sitewide code.
With two codes closing within weeks, delivery timing is worth checking before committing, because the published window depends on the destination and on whether the model is stocked.
US orders ship from a USA warehouse within 1-3 business days after processing, so an order placed under a closing code arrives well inside the month, and the seven-day returns window opens shortly after that rather than weeks later.
Pre-sale orders are estimated to ship within 15-30 days after purchase. A code applies at the moment of ordering, so the reduction holds even when the parcel arrives after the window has closed.
EU orders ship from a German or Luxembourg warehouse within 3-7 business days after processing, which is a separate published window from the American one. Both figures are counted after processing rather than from the moment of ordering.
Most coupon sets are percentages, and reading this one the same way leads to the wrong conclusion in three places.
Ten dollars is a larger share of an entry-level scanner's price than of a flagship's, so the sitewide code does its best work at the lower end of the range. A percentage would behave in the opposite direction.
A percentage shrinks as the base price falls while a fixed amount keeps its full value, which is exactly why the two dated codes are published as stacking with promotions rather than replacing them.
The published up to 46% and up to 44% figures describe a code plus the promotion underneath it. Read as a code's own percentage they overstate what the code does on its own.
Because the amounts are flat, the gap between two scanners stays the same after a code as before it. The code changes the total rather than the decision about which model fits the work.
All five codes with the amount, what each applies to, the condition published with it and the closing date, ordered by size.
| Code | Offer | Applies to | Condition | Closes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Save120 | $120 | $120 off at the launch | stacks with the launch promotion, up to 46% in total | 19 Dec 2026 |
| Save15 | $15 | $15 off in the holiday sale | stacks with sitewide promotions, up to 44% in total | 13 Nov 2026 |
| MO15 | $15 | the Mole | Mole only | 31 Dec 2050 |
| TSMC | $15 | the Mole | Mole only | 31 Dec 2050 |
| Save10 | $10 | sitewide | excludes accessories | 31 Dec 2050 |
Sorted by amount the launch code leads, but the two figures at the top are the two that expire. By March 2027 the bottom three rows are the whole set, which is worth remembering when planning a purchase rather than making one today.
Two sources sit behind this roundup, and keeping them apart shows which lines belong to the campaigns and which to the store.
The five codes, the $120, $15 and $10 amounts, the stacking statements with their up to 46% and up to 44% figures, the Mole restriction on two codes, the sitewide application and accessory exclusion on Save10, and every closing date come from the campaign feed for this market as it currently stands.
The scanner line-up with the Turtle modules and the Hawk LiDAR Scanner, the positioning and award citations for Seal, Fox, Moose and Lynx, the Mole's accuracy, resolution and object size figures, the three bundle levels, the accessory list, JMStudio as free with every scanner, the 7-day returns window with a full refund, the 2-year warranty for free repairs, the 14-day price protection, lifetime over-the-air updates and the three dispatch windows are read from the official store at 3dmakerpro.com.
Those pages were read on 10 November 2026, and the code set is reviewed against the campaign feed as closing dates approach. Published terms change, so the brand's own store carries the current position at the moment an order is placed.