Read the statement by Michael Teeuw here.
2nd try Smart Mirror, 30" monitor and 110cm wide
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@sdetweil
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Looks great!
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@htilburgs
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I upvoted your build because you have your piano and sheet music out. :thumbsup:
Well done!
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@Mykle1 Hahahahah, Thanks dude. Always good to have a fellow musician in the crowds :D
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Great job !
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@AImirror
Much appreciated :D
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@DiyMagnus Wow, that looks really awesome. Love the frame-less look…
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@DiyMagnus can you post some images, how did you make the “hardwork”? I mean, how did you fix the position of HW components (there is some wood desk on the back?) and how did you add the mirror (glue?). I like frameless design…
thanks Zdeněk
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Hello Zdenek. Yes ofcourse. The frameless design is actually with drill holes in the glass ( 6mm) which gets covered up by small caps. (Ebay search link here: https://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_from=R40&_trksid=m570.l1313&_nkw=Stainless+Steel+Mirror+Nail+Screw+Cap+12-30mm&_sacat=0)
For the backboard I bought what I think is called a chipboard and cut it roughly about 20 mm smaller than the mirror one very side.
To align the HW components, the components were modelled in a CAD program (Fusion 360) and fitted into a sort of a container that could be screwed into the chipboard. Picture here:
. Used a 3D printer for that.I had to use a woodplate for the back, since I made the backlight myself. Tell me if you are considering the same and have som valuable information on backlights, since I know barely enough to make this work, otherwise a steel frame would might be a better and more elegant option.
