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3DMakerpro offers: TSMC takes an extra $15 off the Mole, with US orders shipping in 1-3 business days. The returns window runs seven days from delivery.
3DMakerpro Offers include TSMC, an extra $15 off the Mole, and the practical questions around it are about timing: which warehouse an order ships from, how long processing takes, and how the seven-day returns window counts.
The store ships from more than one location, and the published window depends on the destination rather than the scanner.
US orders ship from a USA warehouse within 1-3 business days after processing, which is the figure a domestic buyer is reading.
EU orders ship from a German or Luxembourg warehouse within 3-7 business days after processing, a separate window from the American one.
Both figures are counted after processing rather than from the moment an order is placed, so the published numbers describe the carrier leg rather than the whole wait.
A newly launched model follows a different schedule from a stocked one, and the store publishes an estimate for it rather than leaving a launch order open-ended.
Pre-sale orders are estimated to ship within 15-30 days after purchase, which is set out in the store's own material rather than inferred from a launch date.
A reduction applies when the order is placed, so a pre-sale order keeps whatever was taken off even though the parcel arrives weeks later.
The Mole is an established model rather than a launch item, so a US order for it falls under the 1-3 business day window rather than the pre-sale estimate.
The returns promise is short, which makes the delivery date rather than the order date the one to note.
The published wording gives 7-Day No Reason Returns: an unsatisfactory or damaged item can be returned within 7 days for a full refund.
A 2-year warranty covers free repairs on damaged products beyond that point, which is a repair route rather than a refund one.
Bundle level decides what comes with the scanner, and the code applies whichever is chosen.
The bundle decision is made on the product page before any code is entered, and it changes what arrives rather than what the scanner can resolve. A color project points at the top level because the color kit is needed for color models.
Smart Grip, the turntables, the tripod, Scanning Spray and Color Kit 2 are published as accessories, so anything not inside the chosen bundle is a separate line.
The scanner is published with accuracy of 0.05mm, resolution of 0.1mm, a 10fps frame rate and visual tracking, outputting OBJ, STL or PLY over USB2.0 from a 390g body.
Two further published promises sit outside both the returns window and the warranty, and each one runs on a clock of its own from around the delivery date.
The store publishes 14-day price protection, which means a better deal appearing shortly after an order can be raised inside that window rather than written off.
Firmware updates are published as lifetime over-the-air, which covers the software side of the scanner beyond the two-year repair commitment.
Seven days to return, fourteen days of price protection and two years of repairs are three separate promises with three separate clocks, all starting around delivery.
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 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| TSMC | $15 | the Mole | Mole only | 31 December 2050 |
The amount matches the store's other code for the same scanner, so the two are interchangeable rather than cumulative.
With a window running to the end of December 2050, the timing questions in this set belong to shipping and returns rather than to the code itself.
Two sources sit behind the lines above, and keeping them apart shows which belong to the campaign and which to the store.
TSMC, 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 USA warehouse window of 1-3 business days, the EU warehouse window of 3-7 business days, the 15-30 day pre-sale estimate, 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, the Standard, Premium and Luxury bundles, JMStudio as free with every scanner, the accessory list and the Mole's published specification 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.