Brazier Vertical — Laser Cut Vector Template
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Instant-download laser cutting vector file for a compact vertical brazier — a smart, stackable firebox design ideal for makers, metalworkers and hobbyists with laser cutters, CNC routers, plasma cutters or scroll saws. This vector template includes precisely nested panels, ventilation slots and carrying handles so you can fabricate a sturdy brazier from metal for functional use or from plywood/MDF/acrylic for decorative and tabletop variants.
What you get:
- Ready-to-cut vector files in SVG, DXF, PDF and EPS (editable in Illustrator, Corel, Inkscape, LightBurn)
- Fully dimensioned, tab-and-slot parts optimized for fast assembly
- Separate layers for cutting and engraving for easy processing
- Parts laid out to minimize material waste
Key features:
- Vertical brazier design with central combustion opening and side ventilation for efficient airflow
- Interlocking panels for tool-free assembly; no glue or fasteners required for many material thicknesses
- Built-in handles and cutouts for safe carrying and stacking
- Scalable vector: resize to suit your project while maintaining joint fit
Recommended use and materials:
- Ideal for sheet materials 3–6 mm (1/8–1/4 in) such as plywood, MDF, acrylic for decorative pieces
- For a functional fire pit, use appropriately rated steel sheets (consult local safety guidelines) and adapt kerf settings to your cutter
- Compatible with CO2 laser cutters, fiber lasers (with appropriate material), CNC routers and plasma cutters
Why choose this vector file:
This laser cut file is crafted for fast, reliable cutting and assembly. The layout reduces waste and speeds production whether you’re creating a single prototype, a product batch for market, or a custom gift. Clear layer separation and common file formats make the file plug-and-play with most CAM workflows.
Notes:
This is a digital product (vector files) — no physical brazier will be shipped. Make sure to test-fit on scrap material before final cutting and follow safety rules when building devices intended for real fire use.
