$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.
How to Use 3DMakerpro Discount Codes starts with one structural fact: every code in the set is a fixed amount rather than a percentage. Two of them stack with promotions already running, two are tied to a single scanner, and one applies across the store.
All five codes are typed at checkout, and the amount comes off the order total at that point rather than arriving later as a credit.
A fixed amount is worth the same whatever the basket, which makes it proportionally larger on an entry-level scanner than on a flagship. That is the reverse of how a percentage behaves, and it changes which code suits which purchase: the cheaper the scanner, the more a flat reduction is worth as a share of the price.
The published wording describes codes stacking with promotions rather than with each other, so a single code goes into an order while the sale price underneath it does the rest of the work.
Because one code excludes accessories and two name a single model, the contents of the cart decide which codes are usable at all. Checking that before typing anything saves a rejected attempt.
The set divides into three groups, and each answers a different question about the order.
Save120 takes $120 off and is published as stacking with the launch promotion for total savings of up to 46%. Save15 takes $15 off and is published as stacking with existing sitewide promotions for up to 44%.
MO15 and TSMC each take an extra $15 off the Mole, the medium-format handheld scanner. Either reaches that model, so they are alternatives rather than a pair to combine.
Save10 takes $10 off sitewide and excludes accessories, which makes it the one code that reaches any scanner in the catalog.
Save15 closes on 13 November 2026 and Save120 on 19 December 2026. MO15, TSMC and Save10 run to the end of December 2050 under the current feed.
Because two codes name one model, the choice of scanner comes before the choice of code.
Seal and Seal Lite are the small-object scanners, which the store frames with a jeweler's eye description and cites as 2024 Edison Awards Silver winners. Jewelry, coins and small mechanical parts are the work they are built around.
Fox is positioned as beginner-friendly in medium format, Moose and Moose Lite carry 2024 Red Dot citations, and the Mole sits here with published accuracy of 0.05mm and resolution of 0.1mm.
Turtle offers swappable S, M and L modules, which the store describes as a modular approach to upgrading rather than replacing a scanner. Lynx is cited as a Customer's Choice winner, and Raven, Eagle and the Hawk LiDAR Scanner handle larger work again.
One code excludes accessories, which makes the line between a bundle and an accessory worth knowing before a cart is built rather than after a code is refused.
A standard pack holds the scanner, a power cord and a data cable. A premium pack adds a tripod and turntable kit, which suits objects that can be rotated rather than carried around. A luxury pack adds a color kit, which the product pages state is needed for color models, so a project that has to carry surface color is a bundle decision rather than an afterthought.
JMStudio is published as free with every scanner, while Geomagic Wrap for 3DMakerpro is a separate product in Lite and Essential versions. The Mole outputs OBJ, STL and PLY over USB2.0, which is what moves a scan into other tools.
Items inside a premium or luxury bundle arrive as part of a scanner purchase, so they are not caught by the exclusion. The same item bought on its own afterwards is.
Four published commitments sit behind every purchase whichever code is used, and each one runs on its own clock from around the day the parcel arrives.
7-Day No Reason Returns allows an unsatisfactory or damaged item to go back within 7 days for a full refund. The window runs from receipt rather than from the order date.
A 2-year warranty covers free repairs on damaged products, which is a repair commitment rather than a replacement one and runs long after the returns window closes.
Published price protection covers 14 days, so a better deal appearing shortly after an order can be raised inside that window rather than written off. Lifetime over-the-air updates apply to the scanners themselves, separately from the repair cover, which keeps the firmware side supported after the two years are up.
Three published windows decide when a scanner actually arrives, and which one applies depends on the destination and on whether the model is stocked or newly launched.
US orders ship from a USA warehouse within 1-3 business days after processing, which keeps a domestic order inside about a week in most cases.
EU orders ship from a German or Luxembourg warehouse within 3-7 business days after processing, a separate window from the American one.
Pre-sale orders are estimated to ship within 15-30 days after purchase. A code applies when the order is placed, so a reduction survives that wait, and the returns clock starts on delivery.
Most coupon sets are built from percentages, and this one behaves differently in three ways worth noting.
Ten dollars off an entry-level scanner is a larger share of the price than the same amount off a flagship, so the lower end of the range benefits most from the sitewide code.
A percentage shrinks as the base price falls, while a fixed amount does not. On an already reduced scanner the amount keeps its full value, which is why the stacking wording matters.
The published up to 46% and up to 44% figures describe a code plus the promotion beneath it, not the code alone. Reading them as a code's own percentage overstates what it does.
All five codes with the amount, what each applies to, the condition published with it and the closing date. Reading the conditions column first is faster than comparing amounts, because it is the conditions that rule a code in or out for a given basket.
| 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 |
Three kinds of condition appear there: a promotion to stack with, a model restriction and a category exclusion. Each is a question about the order rather than about the amount.
Two sources sit behind everything above, 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 specification and its output formats, the three bundle levels, the accessory list, JMStudio as free with every scanner, Geomagic Wrap in Lite and Essential versions, 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. Published terms change, so the brand's own store carries the current position at the moment an order is placed.