3DMakerpro deals: MO15 takes an extra $15 off the Mole, the medium-format scanner in the range. Accuracy is published at 0.05mm, and it runs to December 2050.
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3DMakerpro deals: MO15 takes an extra $15 off the Mole, the medium-format scanner in the range. Accuracy is published at 0.05mm, and it runs to December 2050.
3DMakerpro Deals include MO15, an extra $15 off the Mole, which is the model that sits in the middle of a range running from small-object scanners to LiDAR. Choosing between them is the real decision, and the code follows that choice rather than leading it.
The range is organized by the size of object a scanner is built for, and the Mole occupies the medium ground.
Seal and Seal Lite are the small-object scanners, described with a jeweler's eye framing and cited by the store as 2024 Edison Awards Silver winners.
Fox is positioned as a beginner-friendly medium-format scanner, while Moose and Moose Lite carry Red Dot citations for 2024 and are described as pro detail with a beginner heart.
Turtle offers swappable S, M and L modules, Lynx is cited as a Customer's Choice award winner, and Raven, Eagle and the Hawk LiDAR Scanner cover larger work.
Three published figures separate the models more usefully than any marketing line does.
Accuracy describes how close a measurement sits to the real object and resolution how fine the captured detail is. A jewelry project needs the small-object scanners rather than this one.
A work distance of 150-400mm and a single capture range of 200x100mm suit objects that can be turned in the hand or on a turntable, scanned in a sitting rather than in sections.
Ten frames per second with visual tracking is the published combination, which sets the pace at which the scanner can be moved around an object.
The published accessory range affects what a scanner can handle more than the model choice alone.
The premium bundle includes a tripod and turntable kit and the luxury bundle adds a color kit, so some accessories arrive with the scanner rather than as a second order.
Shiny and dark surfaces are the classic problem for optical scanning, which is what the published Scanning Spray is for. It is sold as an accessory rather than bundled with a scanner at any level.
JMStudio is published as free with every scanner, and Geomagic Wrap for 3DMakerpro is a separate purchase in Lite and Essential versions for heavier mesh work.
Four published promises apply to a Mole order as they do to any other scanner in the store, and each one runs on a clock of its own from the day the parcel arrives.
7-Day No Reason Returns gives a full refund inside the window, and a 2-year warranty covers free repairs on damaged products afterwards.
Price protection runs 14 days, so a better deal appearing soon after an order can be raised inside that window. Lifetime over-the-air updates cover the scanner's firmware well beyond the warranty period.
US orders ship from a USA warehouse within 1-3 business days after processing, EU orders from a German or Luxembourg warehouse within 3-7 business days, and pre-sale orders are estimated at 15-30 days after purchase.
The store states a community of more than 70,000 members, which is the brand's own figure and a rough measure of how much shared material exists around these scanners.
One row, because the code names a single model. The columns carry the code, the amount, the model it applies to, the published condition and the closing date.
| Code | Offer | Applies to | Condition | Closes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| MO15 | $15 | the Mole | Mole only | 31 December 2050 |
Because the reduction is tied to one model, the table is less useful than the specification above it when the model itself is still undecided.
A date this far out means the code is not the reason to hurry a decision, which leaves the choice of scanner to the project rather than to the calendar.
Two sources sit behind the lines above, and keeping them apart shows which belong to the campaign and which to the store.
MO15, the extra $15 amount, its restriction to the Mole and the 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 of Seal, Fox, Moose and Lynx with their award citations, the Mole's accuracy, resolution, frame rate, tracking, work distance, capture range and object size figures, the accessory range, the bundle levels, JMStudio as free with every scanner, Geomagic Wrap in Lite and Essential versions, the 7-day returns window, the 2-year warranty, the 14-day price protection, lifetime over-the-air updates, the three dispatch windows and the community figure 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.