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    A New Chapter for MagicMirror: The Community Takes the Lead
    Read the statement by Michael Teeuw here.
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    • B&W themed hallway mirror with 32” display

      Hello,

      I’ve been lurking in the forums and now I present you my mirror:

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      You can find more pictures and details on Google photos
      (There’s comment on every photo)

      This mirror has been in the making for the last 6 months or so. I purchased Rpi 3 for 20 euros (25 dollars) on last black friday, 24th October 2017. At first I thought what to do with it. I was tempted to have some sort of screen where I could see what’s playing on Spotify while making food and such so I don’t have to unlock iPad or phone everytime for this. I didn’t have any suitable space in my living room. I remembered I had read about MagicMirror sometime earlier and that was it. I had hallway mirror in the hallway and that seemed to be the only place where I could ”hide” the display. Luckily while making the mirror MMM-NowPlayingOnSpotify module was released :winking_face: :headphone:

      This started search for display for at least 30” at around christmas time. The idea was to put it in vertical position at top of the mirror while covering the whole upper area and being wide enough so that I could see my whole upper body on the mirror. Of course it had to be as bright as possible while being thin at the same time. After about one month of search I found used 32” LG signage series info display, 32WL30MS-B.
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      Next I had to find suitable frame. I didn’t want the mirror to stand out really and the goal was to make it look as any standard mirror while hiding the thickness of the display, 3,56 cm. I found planing mill which seemed to have pretty perfect frame for my display and it just needed some cuts with circular saw at the back side to fit it in. Sorry, I don’t have any pictures for the cutting part. Yes, the frame is pretty massive, it’s 5,8 cm thick and 4 meters of frame weights 5,5 kg all alone!
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      I’m from Finland and here we have sauna in almost every building. I thought it would be cool to have the temperature shown in the mirror. Luckily I found out that MMM-temp-ds18b20 module was perfect for this. DS18B20 sensors can handle 125C temperatures so I wired one of them to the sauna which is behind the mirror. The other one lies at the bottom of the mirror showing the hallway temperature.

      More pictures:
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      0_1529759633098_52-mm.jpg
      0_1529759651135_47-mm.jpg
      0_1529759666284_48-mm.jpg

      These modules are installed (at the time of writing):

      top
      clock
      MMM-AlexaPi (AlexaPi as core)
      currentweather
      MMM-temp-ds18b20
      weatherforecast

      mid
      compliments

      bottom
      MMM-Carousel, switching the following
      1
      calendar_monthly
      MMM-NowPlayingOnSpotify
      MMM-quote-of-the-day
      2
      MMM-Formula1
      MMM-GoogleFit
      newsfeed

      and
      MMM-PIR-Sensor

      Screenshots:
      0_1529757536994_sauna4.png

      0_1529757547107_sauna3.png

      Feel free to comment or ask questions!

      posted in Show your Mirror
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      dmd
    • RE: Basic Core System of Magicmirror

      This might come late, but here’s some explanation if you read from bottom towards up:
      https://smartmirrorprojectblog.wordpress.com/

      posted in Tutorials
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      dmd
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