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3DMakerPro

3DMakerPro Moose Luxury 3D Scanner

SKU CH-TXEP-CTAYN

Medium-format 3D scanner captures objects from 15mm to 1500mm with 0.03mm accuracy and 24-bit colour at 10fps

  • Enclosure materialPC ABS
  • Supported OSWindows/Mac/Android/iOS
  • Minimum computer requirementsIntel Core i5 8th, 16 GB RAM MX250 GPU with 2 GB VRAM
  • Scan object sizes15-1500 mm
  • Dimensional accuracy0.03 mm
  • Supported distance150-400 mm

Model Moose

Version Luxury

  • High-detail models with 0.03 mm accuracy from blue LED structured light
  • Scan objects from 15 mm to 1500 mm at 150–400 mm distance
  • 24-bit colour texture captured at 10 fps with anti-shake stability
  • JMStudio software aligns, corrects and exports OBJ, STL, PLY, ASC
  • Lightweight 250 g handheld unit runs on Windows, Mac, Android, iOS

Medium-format 3D scanner with blue LED

The 3DMakerPro Moose Luxury is a handheld 3D scanner that uses a blue LED structured-light source to capture objects from 15mm to 1500mm. It delivers up to .03mm accuracy and .07mm resolution at 10 frames per second. The device outputs 24-bit colour textures in OBJ, STL, PLY or ASC formats for direct 3D-printing workflows.

Windows, macOS, Android

Before ordering, verify that your computer runs Windows, macOS, Android or iOS and meets the minimum specification of an Intel Core i5 8th-generation processor, 16GB of RAM and an MX250 graphics card with 2GB VRAM. The scanner connects via the included JMStudio software, which handles visual tracking, error correction and auto-alignment. Indoor use is recommended for optimal results.

Replaces entry-level scanners lacking colour

This unit upgrades from basic handheld scanners that do not capture full-colour texture or achieve comparable dimensional accuracy. The jump is worth it when you need 24-bit colour data and sub-.1mm detail for medium-sized objects such as prototypes, art pieces or functional parts. Buyers who require larger-volume scanning or automated turntable operation without extra accessories should consider other solutions.

How it compares

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Price $587.99
Pricier than about 60% of the 21 comparable items (median $396.99).

Specifications

Product
Brand name3DMakerpro
Product lineMoose Luxury
Model nameMoose
Performance
Supported distance150-400 mm
Scan speed10fps
Size & build
Enclosure materialPC ABS
Product size/dimensions115 × 70 × 35 mm
Product weight250g
Compatibility
Supported OSWindows/Mac/Android/iOS
Software compatibilityJMStuio
In the box
Included softwareYes
More details
Minimum computer requirementsIntel Core i5 8th, 16 GB RAM MX250 GPU with 2 GB VRAM
Scan object sizes15-1500 mm
Dimensional accuracy0.03 mm
ColorsColor texture: 24-bit color textures
Illumination sourceBlue LED
CalibrationNo special equipment required
File output formatOBJ/STL/PLY/ASC

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Questions about this item

What comes in the Moose Luxury box and what must I buy separately?

The Luxury kit includes the Moose scanner, a dual-axis turntable, a stabiliser grip and all cables. You must supply a computer that meets the minimum spec — Intel Core i5 8th gen, 16 GB RAM and an MX250 GPU with 2 GB VRAM — plus a USB port for connection.

How do the Standard, Premium and Luxury versions differ so I can choose the right one?

Standard supplies only the scanner and cables. Premium adds a single-axis turntable. Luxury adds a dual-axis turntable and a stabiliser grip for steadier handheld scans. Pick Luxury if you want both automated rotation and handheld stability in one package.

What does the 0.03 mm accuracy figure mean when I scan a real object?

Under good indoor lighting at the 150–400 mm working distance, the scanner can capture dimensional detail within 0.03 mm of the true size on objects from 15 mm to 1500 mm. Results depend on steady technique, surface texture and proper calibration.

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