Read the statement by Michael Teeuw here.
27" Mirror with selfmade frame
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Hi kruemel,
good job… looks very professional.
Since I’m using the same RCWL0516 motion sensor I have also some questions:- How did you mount it that it is working through the glass?
I tried id with my Mirropane Chrome Spy 4mm but there was no detection trough the glass at all. - Maybe you can share some pictures especially of the motion sensor?
Thanks, onkelbobby
- How did you mount it that it is working through the glass?
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which router bits did you use on the 2x4s?
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Ah sorry i did not get any notifications about new posts :-)
I will answer all the questions this week -
@jersam said in 27" Mirror with selfmade frame:
which router bits did you use on the 2x4s?
Sorry i dont get your point ^^
Do you mean this, maybe?
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@onkelbobby Hi, thank you :-)
I just mounted the sensor on a piece of wood behind the glass (to reduce the range a little bit without a tresistor) instead of directly behind the glass.
If you need i can make a picture but i think the illustration should do the job ;-)
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@kruemel which bits did you use to cut the wood.
Looks like you started with a 2x4, cut into a L shape with a ledge, put a smaller strip of wood to hold the mirror and display in.
its nicely done so i was curious.
I just picked up a table saw so i can do a datto cut in wood.
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@kruemel
thanks… no need to take pictures…
I’m just wondering why my sensor is no working trough the glass wood combination (Mirropane Chrome Spy 4mm + plywood 5mm)Anyway, I found another way to mount it almost invisible.
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does your myweather module still work?
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@teegray1124 Yes but i think you mean the “rainfall” amount, when you ask like this ^^
I noticed that it states “nullmm” instead of a number, since a couple weeks. -
@jersam Aaaah, now i get your point :D
I started with 2
Douglas Wood 4,5 cm x 200 cm x 7 cm
https://www.obi.ch/terrassendielen/unterkonstruktion-douglasie-4-5-cm-x-200-cm-x-7-cm/p/3434313Cut in the half and to my needed length.
Get rid of the wood i dont need with a wood milling, like this:
…with two different positions to get a “stairway” :-)
