@Zach Hey Zach, I’m excited to get your project up and running, but could you update it with the latest install process for Raspbian as the options available on the page you link to have changed dramatically: https://www.raspberrypi.org/downloads/raspbian/ Jessie appears no longer available.

What Alexa module did you use? I’m still failing with setting up voice recognition for my own mirror

@Johans yah, when she said I dont want a rectangle mirror I was like oh crap… Ended up being quite a bit more work than intended. I think just making the jig to cut an oval took longer than making the frame itself… :P

@phrazelle

That frame is exquisite!

The search is on!

Step 1, choosing components. After a bit of research I have decided on using Raspberry pi 3 to power my clock, and a 10" touchscreen from Adafruit, the wifi capabilities are a must have for this project.

every time i come back to this thread…i can’t help drooling over that frame…man that would be sweet to have!

Where did you get the weather icons by the way? I’d love to have those LOL To put in my weather module :)

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Finally I found the time to bring my 6 year old Cybertecture Mirror back to life.
Sneak Peek from ubergizmo
I installed a 60GB SSD and installed Linux Mint. MagicMirror2 runs great on it. The original software was at that time still in beta-stage and therefore not fully developed.
At that time I tried to write my own software because there was nothing comparable at that time. But I gave it up pretty quickly. Here you can see the last update many years ago…
First Software test

Next I try to program a module which can communicate with the original body scales. I want to make the cables disappear in the wall and connect it to Homeassistant. Now the mirror is hanging in the hallway and the second one’s probably in the bathroom or he will be sold.
I look forward to lively discussions with you!

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@Damian That’s how you do it… you’re doing it right… a little at a time :) You’ll get it!

Nevermind my rambling earlier. :)

Looks good tho! 400 SEK for the mirror sounds like a bargain, hope I get something similar when I visit my glass shop. Do you know how thick the glass will be?

@kclemen very cool and beautiful bathroom 👍

@kclemen
thank you, I use a 42" Infocus monitor and a 22" monitor.
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@pingywon Thank you! Hope I can get some good stuff on there

Here’s my effort! It currently uses these modules…clock, Google calendar, openhab floor plan showing lights and temps, bus timetable for 2 local routes, weather, compliments, network speed monitor, Google traffic map and cctv feed (bottom right, camera was offline!) All this is backlit with rgb leds controlled from openhab2!

(https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B5Y3FEyfKYgkaFZuREhNZVNlenc/view?usp=drivesdk)

@AJax2012 Customising the CSS is not currently possible unfortunately, as far as I know

Source

@CommanderB
Super !

@dvbit sorry for the late answer. This is the exact product description according to the delivery note:

01-003 2WS
XT-Plexiglas (Arcylglas) Spiegel 2 Way (Spionspiegel) transparent