How To: Laser Cut & Engrave City Maps - CorelDRAW

In this How To with CorelDRAW episode, we'll show you how to create your own local city maps for laser engraving or cutting with an Epilog Laser machine. These maps can be personalized to any location in the world.
Whether you're going to engrave the city map artwork on stone coaster, a leather wallet, a wood table or cut them from paper, cardboard, or acrylic for a custom wall art piece, these city maps will be a popular item with your customer.
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[@johnr.deszell2136]

I would like to see more videos in this format, detailed information on how to do the projects.

[@epiloglaser]

Hi John - thank you very much for the great feedback. We're always working to improve the content we provide fans and owners so you can expect more of this style content in the near future. I'll pass along your feedback to the team!

[@johngunter4239]

Great tutorial right up to the end. I'm not real familiar with Corel so doing the outline and removing the black fill is confusing. Nice step by step then the tutorial abruptly ends.

[@sabinanewland9086]

Wow! This is one awesome laser,. Thank you for addressing positioning it is lengthy and frustrating. I would love to see more tutorials. The company I work for purchased a Epilogue Fusion M2. We have only used it to a fraction of its capability.

[@g0chavez]

Is there an updated video? This video abruptly ends and it's out of date from the current version of software.

[@epiloglaser]

Hi there, thanks for brining the abrupt ending to the video to our attention. Other than adding a cut line to the graphics there aren't any additional steps beyond those featured in the video.

[@AldiPennyLidl1887]

Hey great tut. but what is with the copyrights of the maps. What should i tell possible customers?

[@benjaminsieber1589]

The maps and styles copyright information is located on the snazzymaps website in the Help section and is listed as a creative commons license. snazzymaps.com/help

[@AldiPennyLidl1887]

thanks a lot! have a great day ;)

[@Poopdar]

Snazzy Maps has indefinitely stopped allowing customization and downloads. Damn it!

[@benjaminsieber1589]

Hi Stumbly - are you still seeing this issue. I just logged in to check on this and I am able to download a saved map.

[@janfeyh3252]

What material ist it @0:23?

[@epiloglaser]

Hi Jan. Sorry for the late response. It's an Ikea side table. www.ikea.com/us/en/catalog/products/20011408/#/40104270

[@Exaltar]

Isnt there an easier way to do this... so many steps... Can you not use adobe illustrator?

[@benjaminsieber1589]

Hi Dakitube - I created an Illustrator version video as well. The first section of the steps is setting up how you capture the map. Once you complete these steps once, it's much easier and takes less time for the other maps you want to create in the future.