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    • TheMysticle
      TheMysticle last edited by

      So about a year ago I decided that I was going to take a chance at making a magic mirror. Unfortunately I made all the wrong decisions. For example I got a slab of glass and I placed reflective film on it. Is it just me or is it almost impossible to get that thing on there?. Then this week because I now have a lot of spare time I finally decided to take a go at it again. I picked up the mirror and started sanding it. Since it was pretty rough. Unfortunately in the process I scratched the film. I wasn’t giving up that easily though 🙂 Here is my build. Entirely from scratch.

      https://youtu.be/ClYVnNhyu-0

      I haven’t done any proper customizing on it yet but if anyone here has any suggestions I’d be super interested since you’re all much more advanced at this then me 🙂

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      • Fozi
        Fozi Project Sponsor @TheMysticle last edited by

        @TheMysticle Thanks for the entertaining video on how you built your mirror! It looks great! I’m also happy to see here other 3D priniting enthusiasts :-).
        One upgrade I’d suggest is a proximity sensensor, that turns on the screen when you stand in front of it. Either a via Doppler sensor (see my signature) or a PIR sensor. Another upgrade might be a gesture sensor. As you’re into 3D printing and modelling, you’ll easily find a solution to place the sensor.
        BTW, could you please post which microphone you built in? I’m just curious because I’ve tried a few and none was sensitive enough to pick up my voice.

        HowTo: Replace PIR Sensor with a RCWL-0516 Microwave Sensor

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        • bhepler
          bhepler Project Sponsor last edited by bhepler

          Very nice! I thoroughly enjoyed your video. Adding the Google assistant on your first time out is impressive.

          Suggestions. Hrm. I’m personally a fan of MMM-MovieListings. I have also found that reconfiguring the newsreader module to pull from The Onion and similar sites to be worthwhile.

          Since your mirror is directly above your 3D printer, I would suggest you then write a module to display information from OctoPrint. How cool would it be to monitor your progress of your print job from your smart mirror?

          Edited to add: Whoops! Someone else already made it. You may wish to add it to your mirror!

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          • TheMysticle
            TheMysticle @bhepler last edited by

            @bhepler I was actually just doing that today 🙂 Except when I added it nothing is displayed. I think that octoprint might have changed the way things work and it is no longer compatible 😞 So I think I’m going to have to give up there for now.

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            • TheMysticle
              TheMysticle @Fozi last edited by

              @Fozi Those are some very good suggestions. Thank you I will definitely try them out! I don’t have a link to that microphone because I bought it so long ago but it’s just one of those generic small raspberry pi mics, and I just boosted the volume on it to the max 🙂

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