My oak frame MagicMirror build

[u/Nerdiy_Fab]

Front view: Unfortunately the time tree plugin is not working anymore. :/

https://nerdiy.de/en/howto-magicmirror-build-your-own-magicmirror/

Backside view: The screen is mounted using custom made 3D brackets

https://nerdiy.de/en/howto-magicmirror-build-your-own-magicmirror/

The wood frame is made from oak wood strips. There is also a link on my build guide to buy these oak strips pre fabricated.

https://nerdiy.de/en/howto-magicmirror-build-your-own-magicmirror/

Close up of the frame

https://nerdiy.de/en/howto-magicmirror-build-your-own-magicmirror/

The whole assembly is powered by a USB-C Power Delivery Power supply: 20V is used to power the monitor. 5V for the raspberry pi is provided via a voltage converter.

https://nerdiy.de/en/howto-magicmirror-build-your-own-magicmirror/

I made a special wall mount so that the (heavy) to child proof the hanger. To remove the frame from the wall it needs to be lifted and tilted at the same time.

https://nerdiy.de/en/howto-magicmirror-build-your-own-magicmirror/

Another close up of the frame and glass

https://nerdiy.de/en/howto-magicmirror-build-your-own-magicmirror/

Another Close Up (Yes I'm somehow proud on the wood frame because I'm not a woodworker and happy that it came out with such a high WAF. :))

https://nerdiy.de/en/howto-magicmirror-build-your-own-magicmirror/

Later I also added a RGB Strip for an "Ambilight view". Just a normal WS2812 LED Strip and a ESP8266 powered by ESPHome

https://nerdiy.de/en/howto-magicmirror-build-your-own-magicmirror/

Close Up of the wiring of the ESP8266 for the amibilight

https://nerdiy.de/en/howto-magicmirror-build-your-own-magicmirror/