Myrtle Beach, South Carolina 3D Wood Map | Laser-Cut Birch Nautical Chart
How the Water Becomes Wood
A chart is a stack of flat sheets until the water's real soundings tell it what shape to take.
- SurveyReal bathymetric sounding data sets every contour line before a single cut is made.
- CutEach depth band is laser-cut from its own sheet of Baltic birch, up to nine layers deep.
- StainWater layers are stained by hand, reading darker the deeper the water runs.
- StackThe sheets are registered and stacked in sequence, and the bed's true shape rises out of the wood.
- EtchDepths and place names are burned into the grain itself, never printed on it.
- FrameA solid Baltic birch frame and acrylic glass finish the piece, ready to hang.
Myrtle Beach in laser-cut Baltic birch, 13.5 by 43 inches: the Grand Strand's long run of sand carved one depth contour per layer, piers, inlets, and all.
The Strand does one thing at heroic scale: sixty miles of continuous beach, and Myrtle sits at the center of it with the piers that organize local life, Cherry Grove up north, Second Avenue and Springmaid in town, Apache stretching longest of all. At the southern end, Murrells Inlet bends the coast inward around its marsh, the seafood-shack capital of the state with a marshwalk to prove it, while Little River closes the north at the state line. On the chart, the remarkably even shelf slides seaward in smooth birch steps, the gentle geometry that made this coast a beach empire.
Contours are laser-cut sheet by sheet, stacked by hand, engraved, and set behind acrylic glass in a solid Baltic birch frame.
Every family that ever fought over a pier-side parking spot has a stretch of this chart memorized.
The engraving spans Little River and Cherry Grove, the piers through town, Surfside, and Murrells Inlet's marsh. The full state shoreline runs on the South Carolina Coast chart.
- 13.5 × 43 in
- Solid Baltic birch frame
- Acrylic glass front, ready to hang
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