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License

My Custom Map of Japan by wizzatur is licensed under the Creative Commons - Attribution license.

Summary

Little to no knowledge of geography can be solved by a little bit of practice. With this puzzle of 47 pieces of the prefectures of Japan, you can practice and enhance your geography skills of Japan.

Materials

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Blueprints

Making

1. Provide the vector of Japan's 47 Prefecture
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Mercator
Vector
Standard
11 Jul 2013

Referenced from https://freevectormaps.com/japan/JP-EPS-02-0001
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2. Arrange the pieces to fit the material
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600 x 100 mm
5mm thick
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3. Laser cut the pieces of islands
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*This was done in Z-building
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4. Laser cut the puzzle base / holder
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First trial's parameter:
- アガチス
Power: 90 / Speed 30

It did not cut deeply.
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- 5. Laser cut (Take 2)
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  Second trial's parameter
  Power: 30
  Speed: 10
  
  It took longer by 45 minutes.
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5. Combine and glue the boards together
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Using normal ボンド
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6. 3D Print the important big cities
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This is done so that the player can easily distinguish the "important pieces" of Japan. (In this case, I put Tokyo on it).
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- 3D print the title ("Easy Map of Japan")
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References

Usages

Geography Skills Practice
As stated in the beginning, practicing to memorize the placements of the pieces of prefecture is the ultimate purpose.

Overall, I've gotten a decent grasp at using laser cutters, 3D printers, Yosegi patterns, Inkscape, Fusion360, & Adobe Illustrator involving .dxf, .svg, & .ai files.

Project comments

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