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Smithsonian Uses 3D Printer to Clone Exhibit Statue
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The Smithsonian used a 3D printer to create a 1:1 replica of a Thomas Jefferson bronze statue. It’s the first print in a new effort to copy the world's largest museum into physical or digital 3D models.
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