Laser Cut Brochure Holder

Laser cut from 0.125" thick acrylic sheet, and edges curved into place using a strip heater.

In the absence of a strip heater, you could also use a heat gun to warm the acrylic and bend the corner over a straightedge such as a metal ruler.

This can also be made using polycarbonate instead of acrylic.

If you want, a logo or text could be added to the front. To do this, I suggest flipping the image and mirroring it so the engraving is on the inside, and is visible from the front. The model DXF file I've uploaded has a blank front, so you can add your own, if desired.

Depending on how many brochures you want the rack to hold, you can adjust the depth by bending the back to different thicknesses. I suggest about one inch.

I used an Epilog Helix Laser Cutter/Engraver with the following settings:
Raster DPI: 300
Raster Speed: 100
Raster Power:55
Vector Speed: 10
Vector Power: 100
Frequency: 500

Your settings will vary based on your material selection and laser de