I’ve aded some more modules, do small touches on CSS and this is result: [image: IMG_2105.jpg]

Thank you :) i mean depth of the frame after mirror is installed I want to know if everything from my setup will have enough space

looking good

@mykle1 :-) ok. Anyway. I had not seen the pics from the mobile . I think I will finally settle for a raspiecam and embed it in the frame . Quality is ok. And lens small. Glass: either guldjugz or mirroview 50 50

PIR sensor connected and everything is working as it should :) [image: 1535100286531-img_2139.jpg] [image: 1535100296056-img_2140.jpg]

Hey everyone, I started updating my mirror the other day and thought I’d share what I built 2 years ago. I needed somewhere to put my stuff and hang some clothes, so why not a combo around a 19" old monitor First I created a box around the monitor, with a shelf and some aluminum pipes for hanging clothes. [image: 01.jpg] A frame around the front to cover the edges of the monitor. [image: 02.jpg] I just bought the new S7 back then so a NFC charger was a necessity. I was a big fan of the Pebble watches and backed all their projects so I also made a charger for the Core thingy that was the last thing that got cancelled on Kickstarter before Fitbit bought and “shut Pebble down”. [image: 03.jpg] [image: 04.jpg] [image: 05.jpg] This is how I attached the oak-charger to the main module [image: 06.jpg] Front panel with 1 USB for charging, 1 USB connected to the Pi and a sensor to turn on monitor. [image: 07.jpg] Need to be able to hang it on the wall [image: 08.jpg] Ready for some paint, oil and wiring [image: 09.jpg] Happy with the result! [image: 10.jpg] Time to fit the monitor and the touchscreen that I already put the film on. I have no pictures on that procedure, and that is good because I totally messed the film up so the mirror is now a little skew on some places and looks like the funny mirror house on the tivoli. Though it makes me smile every morning! :smiling_face_with_open_mouth_closed_eyes: [image: 11.jpg] And finally fit everything in it [image: 12.jpg] The result when done. :slightly_smiling_face: [image: 13.jpg] It’s now 2 years later and I just changed the monitor as it broke down, so I have also reinstalled the software and will now add, speakers, cam, microphone, Alexa and some homeautomation if possible. Thanks for checking my mirror out. To be updated…

In Pimatic i can see temp and humidity, but how to send these data to MMM-Pimaticfloorplan? [image: 1534880825504-mmmdht.png]

@kruemel is it possible to make pic for me? Adn, I’ve never been playing with any HW module - how to connect the module? There are some “cables” or I’ve to “create” them? Thanks, Zdeněk P.S.: nice job…

nice build :) Finally need to finish mine. (only need to hang it to the wall, but I guess I will have the time next week :smiling_face_with_open_mouth_cold_sweat: )

@yogster excellent.

@oldversions How can I not like it when you’ve used two of my modules? ;-) Seriously, nice work! :-)

If you don’t want to build your own frame and want to minimise the effort in stripping your monitor back maybe my project can help provide some inspiration? https://www.nonosesmiley.com/2018/06/magic-mirror-ikea-frame-hack.html has the details. Here are a few photos [image: myaSvK8ykpwP9y8E2kEK8mgESFVQdAyz_2t4KcSHNLxvp9-EHFaABZyx2w55TDK-IeeSCQfS_9-HXSy2aJN-UcPxDXxmzagUcEkuweLgfWPJ4KOznTrFkTwJKumULmbLlbD2oXc7hZc_9t-IQRq0wntCgm6g94Utt5hQCmJ9wS_UKhbGbqdTHKzaoO9W66MevCBGyt2Cmaq06O66QV4INk7_78uOdywAhUmxXkEtBPoH_rAIrENLl6N3DTMtXy-9GdJ1zQpEjoxYtkyjJhM9-Ubks4Zx3Qu2vHkQ_KXFlkp0ZUDQAQZQS2cVr5BcQBC71w8wkwYv5OygdoUdcK_nGziDM5ltI27F3eAdCwdZiyGK6nFUamV2jgVzZRQX3VfLAxzCrnv404Nmx7eLEQcdceci2Is6e3OdWLJKzwNJQAn4IFjwcGWV-mOeLclpQ80JHLzC1YcXziukRNW3Mh3v-KPEx_jGhPRjtaglW56O-LK4HBQ77SWuS_5w9wXrilSO297nFz4Q8OcXasXujzEBT12r5cr1wkHfY1UCt2qqS2fgls-231KPHfJJlS2w8EiTNDYzQA6cYZEkBHPKBR5tErj5z1VwBUZUuw=w1153-h1536-no] [image: 1o5Labn2a0zdmGtSo0T_baDdjL1my_-c9cbDGP8yiZsQkX5ThUgCttcCHsmu-zr-5YYk-OWWSbJyjnby74_jcqzLe0MZ9GruUgtASX8maIuE28vjhJg-pXJEq4rb3XWkXpwx2j1GgICzI6uGam_iwslOTJafTN5vOMCOWBS8aMITs7HpcoAoP5lBP2dcBTZQzU3Ns-pCaRN4Sxqo9EPYQkr5uH931eQXzT1FrlLC3Hsh1ySkVhIv0T-FTK1EEyre51T4ahLj0aWgpWo6FRt9X0ZBuireRcI-VDi848qzcErf2YFTIqUEFKsEP1s6K6E0F-4XQHx3wUeNr0CukHktkYDVfQTX7pDCFcXOJ5aV1c1VLi0pAZE4vUKVGWRUUkahbBpN8IVpmAmwqlvVqAV0p8jfZvAzR6PvrzD42AcYsoH9TxulxQVQSBIVadqmquLT9c-vOVUIqMs2EZ_h4KZybmTIl0nBBWuQ5XSYjzVoMV2OpQt4g9_tyCMpwXDEbGp2dEE-JuMXAXJ2q8Bbl9Kt3cp7SCvo3Dph-VjxeE07uyq0LbewwJ1HYJbLJI2A_2ugYXn4J8vg5YRSrZv45A_oU65xlfnumPMUvA=w1153-h1536-no] [image: J9JoNzDNen3slojgobcH4hC_SbBwRH5K71n-LO29Kz8caV_LZWwmmMbpZ547i3hWnyrTdLyh9ISFQArfoue8uDAsH7iMnnX2tuoZFQCHhjCTIjqhkGDFh-9UZUmGcWI6z_w6xrLdWZvLAA9KMcU2-0Ver07dbpGFV4rUcQ_pBbpn8kxWlDT_SmbioXEG-_sPSKWqdl9tjmspf5imyoe7CrETGjng-X6W2P1F4gbxow2txUtdrQeZRv1TgxDaO7j5GuXhP6KMC9KMpixPGzJJmhaHXLagUbwGB-bwSMWh2f6FHw3P9Y87PuXQ6bq9lRwFdQCzQ6mFxbKF1NnBU1OoMIxZRo919XZ6TmTU2vA1IQ-Rp67pdVns3XFulFDG4RZfS11pxTF-hkLpYYRBTHBafX2tC130EP6UJ4xVaG7vmcTBXnTWWbycWgDPMN1kV4UKEceFaNM5QhVaJZs11WU5ADueO8WJ7uEyPqJGyG7NT2yW_XB9V-OU-SVCd-slzl00Tk3jq_jEZ7YI6woWUM1tKisjFA-UTx71cZzzuiMjFJH7lvsvbPXYn-NvtXDBNAZc4ZFboN2OOe7mdhdvL0WsgoUmHksIstECCQ=w1153-h1536-no] and what it looks like today [image: M_v9A5Nx76Zoehb3t2Mg7YsOqoFIRlERrEozofmz8Pc1bQvjNlChhz83vmkvQXcpVH1UJNyYklw7vxQZyCFidmZ9bmM2YCt44j-gp6C3tHptzPz8MMBDqbrFbrX5_F81mo1ZnTPganpguao5rvVs6b8A7yBJ3ZbU5ZllPKKykm-Sqs7sMkncMlpP3DejBvaLM6nzdpjL9OdqkKDZt4xO3yEeJXy6b5OTuPF9yREWBgxk7De-dMbZVH77tXLu1pqgAyKzCQ4-h7s9p6_vz4QNfwfWTM2ApfhVSv_nLq2MP2GBSqM7OL-jidZQkPc8rNzXPKov6l_5OCK0O0ZdaeqAOBktwX4w3sWMlnDsUFNgguWt5JNC3uAHOB99tbdsmgNG9slZKS4mm9GCDIGdmAsiAnp1ybjxcpaAuxxH0TeG2aLYWB2wCCzeHOrKmMBsUnuRziUEZTjtxtNh0Z41OsXn0xYUrm5VpFQOlhi_z25cG4sOPR-K2UuSoVKe3WyP2D0AyUPNlNjPicnYnjSSFWWJll3R-arw_S0_m2lxAy1i_ZHiTEM0F_HebsCfb1ixDaciHdLs6qvPhH5kKpLKL2AmURhH_JrcwInjsw=w1153-h1536-no]

@sdetweil Yeah the Pi-Top is pretty neat! It’s a bit cheaper to make your own enclosure and add your own screen/power button, but not by much… It really depends on how much time you want to spend on those parts.

@solelo :face_with_stuck-out_tongue_closed_eyes: dont worry

@njw Nice work. I dig the frame! :-)

Really nice. I like how you can’t see wires as well.

Hi Marc How much did you pay for the “Glass Trösch” oneway-mirror? I live in Zurich too and thinking about building a smart mirror. Not exactly sure with frame I’m going to take. Nissedal or Ribba from Ikea. Cheers

@sdetweil does darksky api work with that module?

Muy bueno ;) aunque podías explicar un poco más como lo has hecho ¿no? ;)

@hayman here is a link for kalliope..