After verifying the mirror was fitting properly in the frame, I put painting tape on the mirror to protect it during wood finishing step. At this point, it was glue-time:) Once the glue was dry, I drilled a hole for the power cord and used a mix of glue and this plank wood sawdust to fill the remaining gaps on the frame. It's a good solution to quickly fix mistakes. Add Tip.  I started with two thin layers of wood sealer (Fondur) with little small-grit sanding before each application. Finally a thin layer of brown mat varnish gave the perfect tint for my project. Add Tip. Ask Question. A very simple method of making a wooden round frame for a mirror. The frame is simply cut by the router using the parallel stop that  I like everything connected with creativity, craft, design. I like to make things out of wood, draw, sew, cook delicious food, travel. Assemble a solid wood frame around any mirror, and it will stay permanently protected. All that you need is a few tools and the hardwood species of your choice. 1. Measure the mirror's length and width. Add 6 inches to both measurements. Cut hardwood to those lengths on a miter saw.  The measurements here are for examples using a 1/4-inch thick mirror. If your mirror is thicker, or thinner, use an appropriate dado blade. Warnings. Always wear safety glasses when working with wood or woodworking tools. Writer Bio. Specializing in hardwood furniture, trim carpentry, cabinets, home improvement and architectural millwork, Wade Shaddy has worked in homebuilding since The large rectangular full-length mirror& floor mirror features a thin brushed frame for a very modern and commercial design. Its frame is made of aluminum alloy, which is durable and will not fade. The simple design is suitable for every room in the home. Overall: 65'' H x 22'' W x 1'' D. A deep groove between the slim wood frame and beveled glass lends this mirror the illusion of floating, while dramatically amplifying the light and sense of space. Pinewood frame with a mahogany stained finish. Beveled mirror glass. Backed with D-rings for mounting. Includes two anchors and two screws for wall mounting. - : $ We wanted to find some very thin, inexpensive wood for the mirror. Thin, so it wouldn’t be too heavy to glue onto the mirror, and inexpensive, because duh. While in the lumber section of Lowe’s we came across a redwood “fencing” which was perfect – each 8 ft. board was only $ Here is a similar redwood at Home Depot for $/6 ft.
If your mirror is thicker, or thinner, use an appropriate dado blade. Run a thin bead of silicone glue inside the dado on all four pieces. Friedman Brothers. I Made It! Ketcham Medicine Cabinets. We do what we have to do to get the job done.

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