How To Make A DIY Wood Mirror Frame For Bathroom Vanity

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Discover this DIY wood mirror frame that saves you a ton of money and offers a beautiful custom look that just can’t be bought in stores.

TOOLS AND SUPPLIES:

1. Table saw 2. Finish Nailer 3. Mirror Adhesive

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To make the mirror frame, Kevin first used his table saw to cut a 1/4 by 1/4 groove in the corner of the 1-inch square trim piece. This would create the little notches where the trim would rest on the edge of the mirror.

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Then he mitered all the corners of all 4 pieces of wood at a 45 degree angle. He made sure they were flush and level with each other.

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He then used a nail gun to attach all the corners together with 1 inch nails. So he essentially formed the frame before he would install it.

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With the grooves in place at the edges of the mirror, he used 2-inch nails to secure the frame around the mirror where needed.

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You can get some wood hole filler in the wood color to fill in those nail holes. This will make it all look seamless.

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You could also stain or just seal the wood. But I’m not sure what I want to do with ours. I just love the look of raw walnut wood! A sealer would make it more rich and shiny.

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