Mirror frame and etching

Great job. Your wife did a great job on the etching too. I just started two mirrors & frames myself and I might consider some kind of etching as well.

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Absolutely gorgeous. Nice job

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Very, very nice! Great teamwork. Thanks for sharing.

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Grabbed my eye right off the bat, extremely nice great team work.
Thanks for sharing. I am about to make for the first time a similar mirror
as a cover to my new medicine cabinet in my new bathroom remodel.

I am thinking of using European style hinges, mortising out for them, as
I would like the mirror to sit flush against the wall. I don’t want people to
readily see that it is a door and not just a mirror. I will use a magnet latch
to keep it closed.

Any thoughts would be greatly appreciated.
And Again Great Job

By the way, how did you join the mitered corners?

I have a kregg jig and a biscuit joiner, will I get same result with these?
I’m completely new to furniture stuff.

Thanks

NeoDon,
Thanks for the comments. I like your idea for your cabinet door.
The miters are just glue. The frame was a little thin for me to comfortably use biscuits; and I figured it was just going up on the wall and wouldn’t be taking any abuse. I have used the kregg and biscuits on a larger frame before, and they worked well. just be sure to clamp the mating pieces flat while you are putting in the screw, the pocket screw may pull one piece up and out of alignment when you tighten it up.
Good Luck!

-- Brian