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The largest 3D print shop you've ever seen is in Grafton, WV

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By Sam Gorski Verified
| WOWK-TV (Charleston, WV) Verified
GRAFTON, W.Va. (WBOY) — Grafton might be best known for its monster or the creation of Mother’s Day, but probably not for its 3D printing. Despite that, Marshall Hull and his wife, Amanda, have seen success in the 3D printing business and found a global customer base in the process. Marshall, whose love of dirt bikes is only rivaled by his love for his wife and cats, originally planned to start his own drone photography business.
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The largest 3D print shop you’ve ever seen is in West Virginia

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By Sam Gorski Verified
| WTRF-TV (Wheeling, WV) Verified
GRAFTON, W.Va. (WBOY) — Grafton might be best known for its monster or the creation of Mother’s Day, but probably not for its 3D printing. Despite that, Marshall Hull and his wife Amanda have seen success in the 3D printing business and found a global customer base in the process. Marshall, whose love of dirt bikes is only rivaled by his love for his wife and cats, originally planned to start his own drone photography business.
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How does Green Bank get snow off its telescope?

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By Sam Gorski Verified
| DC News Now Verified
CLARKSBURG, W.Va. (WBOY) — After a fresh snowfall, many West Virginians are forced to break out the snow shovels to clear their driveways if they want to make it to work. However, the dish of the Robert C. Byrd Green Bank Telescope is 2.34 acres large and measures 300 feet in diameter—quite a bit larger than the average West Virginia driveway. So, how exactly does the Green Bank Observatory deal with snow?
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