Magic Mirror Frame "Vauban Edition"
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This is the MagicMirror "Vauban Edition". It got his name because of its depth - and antique looks, when using marble filament. The advantage is, that you do not have to care about space. Splitting the design into 6 parts, it was a little tricky to keep the design sturdy. I strengthened the mirror at those weak points, but still glued the bottom parts together due to the glasses weight. I did not glue everything together, because the backplate holders would make it impossible to put both glass and monitor into the case afterwards. So keep that in mind, when holding the superglue in your hands ;). **Dimensions** - MagicMirror: 536mm x 330mm - MagicMirror Front inner: 476mm x 270mm - Spy glass: 512mm x 306mm x 6mm **What you need** - a 22 inch monitor (or larger) - spy glass 6mm: 512mm x 306mm - a microcomputer capable of running MagicMirror https://github.com/MagicMirrorOrg/MagicMirror - a display cable - a monitor power cable - a microcomputer power cable - WIFI or LAN connection - PLA for the MagicMirror and the backplate - some single- and doubled-sided tape - superglue - a power strip - at least 4x 4mm M6 screws for the backplate **What I used** - AOC e2243FW monitor - Odroid C2 - a 5V / 2A power power supply (https://botland.de/steckernetzteile/6327-5v-2a-dc-25x08mm-netzteil-fur-odroid-c0-c1-c2-5904422309411.html) - spy glass 6mm 512mm x 306mm (bought it from here https://www.brigla-shop.de/mm-genau/mirropane-chrome-spy-6-mm/smart-mirror-spiegel-260?c=6) - a simple USB Wifi adapter - a power strip - a DVI to HDMI cable - tape to secure the spy glass and the monitor - superglue for parts of the MagicMirror - SUNLU PLA Marble for the MagicMirror - Geeetech PLA White for the backplate **Optional** - some fabric to cover the backplate - a suitable MagicMirror wall mount. I found this one to be perfect for me (90 degree bracket 82x82x25mm M6, https://makerworld.com/en/models/530098#profileId-446925)
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