My Mirror

[lofgren]

Hello fellow mirrorbuilders.
This is my mirror based on a 32" lcd screen.
I have build everything from scratch.

I’m not the handiest man on earth when it comes to carpenting but after some iterations and i had a frame that the screen fits nicely in. I bought the front frame in pieces and cut them in a 45deg angle and glued it on the back frame and let it dry overnight.

For the mirror i went to a local glasstore and they cut out a piece of glass for me after my measures. I bought the mirrorfilm online and had some trouble with bubbles when i tried to apply it. After about an hour of scraping the bubbles most of them disappeared and after about 1 week all bubbles was gone.

Modules

Calendar:
I have a calendermodule that syncs from my phone, facebook, googlecalendar and even some RSS feed of my favorite icehockeyteam :)

Forecast
Newsfeed

I will implement a webcamera in the future with facerecognition so me and my girlfriend can have seperate profiles.

Here is the result :)

[yawns]

Nice build. Could you add some more information like

• why did you build it
• what are things you might change in the future
• things you might have “learned the hard way”

People like to see pictures, but they also like to read a story behind it :)

[AdamMoses-GitHub]

What’s brand/model of the monitor you used? Also, where did you get the mirror itself from?

Very well done, I may try to build one that size myself.

[lofgren]

@AdamMoses-GitHub
Hi!
I used a 32tums lcd screen. But lcd makes the screen sometimes visible through the mirror so next time there will be a led screen.

Everything is built by hand even the mirror. Went to a glass shop that cut out the glass for me. Then I applied a mirror film that I bought online. Also the frame is built from scratch.

I’am writing down the whole process and will update the post shortly for more information :)

[Mykle1]

@lofgren said in My Mirror:

I’am writing down the whole process and will update the post shortly for more information

Yes, like @yawns, I like the story as much as the pictures. I am particularly impressed that you dealt with all that film. Job well done! :thumbsup:

[dvbit]

@Mykle1 Hi could you post the link to the film vendor?ty

[Mykle1]

@dvbit

@lofgren used film on this mirror. I never used film so I can’t recommend any vendors to you. Perhaps someone else will. I think most people are using acrylic mirrors or glass mirrors. Glass mirrors are best, acrylic mirrors come next, and then film. Again, I’ve never used film but I understand it is a lot more work and perhaps difficult to manage, as well.

Do a search right here in the forum for “what kind of mirror to use” and you should find plenty of advice