DIY experts Katie and Jon
How did you compensate for the 3/8 in thickness of the mirror on the side edge piece opposite the wall? Do you have a gap between the frame and wall? Imagine one could router or dado blade out the depth to make a step and have side piece contact wall and mirror.
MDF bubbles with moisture. bad choice!
Cute idea but not with that cheap ass bar light above it
I have a question, I hope you can help plan to do this this weekend. My wall is about 3 inches to the wall would you do the 45 cuts or just go all the way to the wall?
This is gorgeous, but instead of concentrating on the gluing in place around the mirror (which is the no brainer part) I wish you had shown is the cutting and assembly process on the trim! As a beginner who has never worked with trim, I realize it's not terribly complicated, but that is the part I need to see!
Now I want this look, and am still a bit in the dark about how to achieve it. I guess trial and error will have to suffice.
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to make it real authentic a 1 X 4 should be 1'' X 4" not this 3/4 x 3 1/2 crap they have now they call a 1 X 4
Imagine going through all that work to fabricate the stool and the nail splits it apart. Also tom was showing off big time with the pencil skills
Yesssss! ? I was watching while taking a break from our new old house and Jamb liners is they key word ive been needing !!! Thank you ! I knew they were wood single hung windows but they previous owners painted the jamb liners so we cant open most of the windows and I couldn't find what this part was called ! Ive been watching since i was a kid ( esp sundays before noon mass) and knew id figure it out eventually lol
if it was me you'll see 16 power tools around and unfinished job ! ?
I love this guy but when he free hands a straight line I wanna' throw the TV out the window! Because I've seen Tommy do it a million times, I keep trying but just can't! Lol
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Do you ever get single strand knots? If so, what do you do to minimize them?
Dang gurl yo hair has grown so much. U should do another video of your hair growth journey from then to 2020.
How often do you straighten your hair?
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I can’t wait til my hair gets this long ?
Guy, you need to work on your delivery so you don't stumble and mumble thru it. Talk less and just give the details. and stop repeating yourself. I guess you didn't consider how much light is now blocked by that enormous headpiece.
Great tutorial
Next time use a ladder, you look very unprofessional
Looks great but now you notice how awful the lighting is
Wow amazing
wonderful!
The light bulbs are obscured by the top cornice. One doesn't have light on the face when looking in the mirror, up close. FAIL !
seriously glue with nothing but a few finishing nails as a after thought? This MIGHT work somewhere dry like AZ but still highly doubtful bc you're still in one of the most humid rooms of the house!!! wood glue or not, eventually it will give out! lazy man's way of doing something. Nothing is made to last.
Try the best carpenters and woodworkers plans. Woodglut.
You can make it yourself, just loook and learn from WoodPrix.
This looks awesome. I don't have pesky mirror clips, just a big ole mirror stuck to the wall.
I have a mirror in my guest bathroom that needs this done. Also my other bathroom is getting a new vanity, so I am using the same mirror because I can't get the old one down. I wish I could hire you to fix both of them.
Thanks for sharing
Beautiful
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What glue did you use? Also my frame project may be heavier because it has glass tile in between the frames. Can you recommend a glue?
Love this frame. We just used plain pine; stained and polyurethaned them. But I like all the trim pieces. Great job!! Now you just need to change out that horrible light fixture!
Very nice thank you.
what is the exact glue/adhesive? IT looks like Loc-tite super grab?
if you want to know how to make it yourself, just go to woodprix website.
so that glue will hold against glass like that ? how long and reliable is it ?
Every video looks like everyone is using the same Loctite Power Grab adhesive, but it says right on the tube; Does not work on mirrors! ....????
Not a safe idea to load so many on the mirror clips.
beautiful
Try to do it with Woodglut plans :)
Hope you changed out the light bar!
Great job, and inspiration for framing my own ugly builder-grade mirrors. Thank you!
it appears toooooooooooo heavy for glass.....
Wish I would’ve watched this before buying a $150 mirror and ripping the drywall off trying to remove my old mirror. ??♀️ great video!!
How do you fill the left side of the mirror, gap between the MDF piece and the wall?
i made it too. just used woodprix instructions. just click the pig on that website :)))
I will make it myself this week I think. Just got instructions from woodprix website and I'm ready for do it :D
Great to see that... I made it too. Using woodprix handbooks :)
You can use woodprix plans. The best handbooks and very detailed instructions. You can learn much from them and make it yourself.
Awesome awesome awesome!!!
looks like the cameraman had one too many, kept moving the damn camera...so distracting.
i enjoyed the video. thank you for sharing. i was wondering if i could use the silicone sealant as my adhesive. do you think it will hold up well? thanks.
this was so helpful!
What glue did you use?
You need to know how to cut crown molding to do the 90 degree return if you have an open wall on one side or both sides. It's different than just cutting a 45 degree corner. You tube it. also, It'sprobably difficult to do by hand with a miter box. You may need a Miter saw.
Nice movie. However you should take instructions from woodprix website if you want to learn how to make it easily.
I'm also wanting to do this in our bathroom.. but what do you do about the gap behind your left side where your left board is only glued to the mirror and not the back wall.. do you have a piece of trim to hide that gap???
Hi. I think you need to take some time and take a quick tour of Woodglut website to find out how to do this.
I check a lot of woodworking handbooks. These one from woodprix are the best.
I ENJOY learning these things as ive always been the fixer upper! Tyfs and god bless?
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would've loved to have seen the whole process
If you need to take offf the miror one day, How would you do it, since the clips are behind the molding?
Looks really high end. You done a good job on it while making it simple.?
There is molding for everything.
Hi I tried this, side trim will not glue with mirror it will come out after 3 min. I even tried to hold for 20 min. It will not stick. Please help
On WoodPrix you can find excellent plans for woodworking.
Seems like a lot of weight to glue on some glass
Nice, nice, very nice. However, you can make it better. Just google Woodglut and learn how to do it easily.
Please tell me how to take the wood trim off my mirror. I glued to close to the edge and I can see the glue!
Good video. Just remember that if your bathroom lights are above or 'behind' your crown molding, they'll cast a shadow which you definitely don't want. When choosing a new light fixture consider the way the fixture is going to sit relative to the molding. If in doubt, use a smaller molding. Here, for example, the fixture is now obstructed by the molding. It's not a big problem with that old-school (and ugly) fixture, but you wouldn't want to do that with something newly installed.
How do you remove the mirror in the future if needed?
Looks cool but maybe a bit over sized for the space imo
Wow he's HANDSOME! He could be a Model! He kinda looks like Ronaldo the Soccer Player.
I like the idea of framing the mirror. I'm wondering, how would you remove the mirror if the anchors and screws keeping the mirror to the wall get covered up in the process? I want to do this and this is my only concern.
They sell a lightweight decorative foam molding that can be glued as well. Wood in the bathroom is no good. Unless it's a manufactured plastic specific for moisture-prone areas.
You could also skip the power tools and save time and money by getting your frame from Frame My Mirror!
I think it looks tacky. Won't be happening in my house...
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Awesome job! Now to replace the $2 circus lights above the frame ;-)
Good and very accurate designs are on the Woodglut website.
Thanks for the time to do this buddy, great work, I tried it so simple, and looks elegant, thanks !
Sure wish I had one of him at home. I know he said it was easy, maybe it is for most people; however, I can't do the cutting that he referenced. My loss, I'll have to keep dreaming! Looks terrific, and just like what I would love in my hall bathroom.
Great JOB!! I Love the crown molding you selected.
Great job, quick question on the left side of the mirror, the side where you wrapped the moulding around the mirror don’t you have a space between the wall and your moulding or did you caulk
I made it myself thanks to woodprix website
Is John Malaney doing home improvement now?
Absolutely love it! Now you need a new light. I wish you could have shown us how you made your molding so beautiful.
Great tutorial. Buddy, you are nothing but a hanger for that shirt. It's too big! Try a medium. :-0
Very pretty, great job, thorough instructions and demonstration. Thank you! Happy 2019 and healthy!
Hi. I think you need to take some time and take a quick tour of Stodoys website to find out how to do this.
love this video. Where I can get all the side and top pieces?
verry good,easy do it. thank you.
Great video! I followed your plan with a few modifications (the customer wanted it slightly smaller). She was very happy!
Doesnt work. 3 hours later and boards are still falling off. Wasted $20 on materials, several hours of my time, and now I have to scrape liquid nails off the mirror or throw the whole thing out.
The Orange shirt makes him look like an inmate -
I used Woodglut instructions for this and I already did it :)
thanks for the video I'm doing this tomorrow ...
This guy is the best. Oddly reminds me of Kip from Napoleon Dynamite.
Looks great!.. can't wait to start working on our mirrors. Thanks for the video
Any problem with the little brackets that hold up the mirror? Arent they a bit bulgy?
while that may look nice from the front to some, not me (gawdy was the word I was thinking of), it would look like shit from the side with that big gap in between the wall and the MDF board, which of course will warp and look like shit with in a year at best. come on your supposed to be a HOME show with home experts!!! I'm only a novice and know that!!! come on guys details details. if you're going to do a job, do it well and do it right the first time.
Looks great, now get rid of that out-dated "hollywood" light fixture.....
wow
Is it that "the wall here is not completely flat" ? Or that the board is not cut straight?
I heard very good opinions about the Stodoys plans.
Naff with that OTHER mirror (or cupboard) sitting right next to the posh mirror.
No special tools? Well except a router to round off the MDF.
If this is a bathroom, I would suggest vinyl trim. Never put mdf in bathroom where you have moisture.
I'm impressed.