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The fragmented artifacts were scanned, pieced back together in CAD software, and then modeled using 3D printing technology, resulting in master-copies for producing molds that captured the unique details of original colonial-era pipes as they would have come out of the pipe makers' molds in the 17th and 18th centuries

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[7] The samurai were also known to use kiseru as weapons, often for rare occasions when a samurai would be parted with his swords but still required a means of self-defence