This is the first map I made for myself to hang in my office. Manhattan NYC. Cut with 120lb Card stock and sandwiched between two cardboard spacers to give it a shadowbox appearance.
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Very cool - how long did that take to cut?
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Took about an hour to cut.
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Gorgeous! I love the blue backing too 
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Very nice map! Did you generate the map?
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Great result with card stock presented professionally. Terrific addition to your office.
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I love maps done on the GF and this is no exception! “Floating” the map really makes this one pop!
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Yes, there are several tutorials on Instructables.
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I love maps, and this one is beautiful. Nicely done!
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That is really impressive on cardstock.
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Very clean, and detailed…awesome.
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Yeah me too. I don’t know may be borderline OCD, but its something about watching the precision of the streets cut out block by block.
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Awesome map
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Love the method and outcome!
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Very nice! Thanks for sharing!
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Looks great. Did you have little bits flying around everywhere?
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This was heavy cardstock so flyaways were very few and didn’t land on the uncut area. The large pieces stayed put. Most of them were small enough to drop into the crumb tray. Got lucky.
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This looks amazing!
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It’s so striking against the blue. Love it!!
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That’s a gorgeous map! I’m glad I’m not from NY, or I’d be spending too much time looking for places I “know”.
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