From GIS Maps to Wooden Art: Kristián’s Journey with the Longer Ray5 10W

Kristián’s creative journey with laser engraving began with a simple goal—to spend his time more productively instead of gaming or being idle. As a full-time GIS professional who enjoys working with maps, he found a meaningful way to bring digital designs to life using the Longer Ray5 10W. By transforming map graphics from his computer into engraved and cut wooden pieces, Kristián discovered a satisfying blend of creativity, skill, and personal interest.

Choosing Productivity Over Distraction

Kristián decided to explore laser engraving as a way to use his free time more purposefully. Rather than spending hours on games or unproductive activities, he wanted to focus on something creative and rewarding.

This decision marked the beginning of a hands-on learning process, where laser engraving became a practical outlet for both creativity and personal growth.

Turning Digital Maps into Wooden Creations

With a strong interest in maps and a full-time role as a GIS medior, Kristián already had the skills to design detailed map graphics. Laser engraving gave him the ability to transform those digital designs into engraved and cut wooden maps.

For Kristián, one of the most meaningful aspects of this process is seeing a graphic that once existed only on his computer become a physical wooden piece—something tangible, personal, and visually engaging.

Creating with Purpose Using the Longer Ray5 10W

Today, Kristián continues to combine his professional expertise and personal interests through laser engraving. By focusing on map-based designs, he has found a creative direction that feels both technically satisfying and personally meaningful.

With the Longer Ray5 10W as his engraving tool, Kristián keeps transforming digital map designs into wooden artworks that reflect his skills, creativity, and commitment to using time productively.