Inspired by a Blade Runner blaster stand that came with a kit, Bill Doran walks us through the simple process of designing and laser-cutting an acrylic stand for your hand props. In this case, a lightsaber! We take our quick design to our shop's Universal Laser Systems laser cutter and piece together a display stand in less than 10 minutes.
Shot by Gunther Kirsch and edited by Norman Chan
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How to Make a Laser-Cut Prop Stand! ─ Tested
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