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Once all the parts were laser cut, I sorted them and made stacks of similar parts. You can see the result in the image below.


Preparing the parts for the frame
The magazine rack consists of four main parts: a front and a back frame and two shelves.
Assembly with the V-shaped part of the frame which will be
the support for the shelves. They are made from two layers of plywood.
In one layer there is a slot. Glue the two parts together as shown in
the animation. Note that one leg of the V faces to the left and one to
the right.
Pay attention that the edges line-up. Remove any excess
glue in the slot. Used clamps to keep the parts together while the
glue was drying.
Next, Assembled the legs and top of the frame.
Again, note that for each frame you need one leg facing to the left and
one facing to the right and make sure the edges line up.
For the top of the frame glue the three top parts together. The details of the assembly are shown in the animation.

Now it is time to do some sanding. Sanded all the parts which have
been glued together at this stage. Looking back the sanding was the most
time-consuming task of this project. It is possible to sand everything
just using non-power-tools highly recommend a belt or disc sander.
Of course, you could also decide not to sand if you are fine with the
brown edges and the rougher look of the unsanded wood.

Here you can see the difference between a part before and after sanding.
With all the necessary parts prepared, they can now be assembled into the frame. First, glue the legs to the middle part of the frame. Then join the left and right part of the V-shaped shelf support. It is important that the slots form a 90-degree angle. Use a set square or something similar to check the alignment.

First, glue together the four pieces forming the spine of the shelve. They need to form a 90-degree angle. Afterward, add the sides of the shelves making sure that the acrylic fits in the middle.

Now there is just one final step left. Insert the tenons of the shelves into the slots on the frame and glue everything together.

Use
clamps to keep the parts together until the glue dries. As you can see
in the image added some wood scraps as cauls between the clamps and
the frame. This will prevent any denting that may occur from clamping
pressure. Also, pay attention to not apply too much pressure so that the
shelves don’t warp.
Then, all that was left remove the clamps and the protective foil from the acrylic and enjoy my finished magazine rack!

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