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JBiesecker Regular user Pennsylvania 144 Posts |
Anyone have any advice what type of mirror should be used in the Head Twister illusion where the two mirrors are folded out in a 45 degree angle? The one I have has acrylic mirrors. But they soon warped. So now I'm repairing them. I was planning to continue to use acrylic, but on an aluminum strengthened board. But now I'm wondering if maybe it would be better to switch to a glass mirror. Anyone have any suggestions?
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Blair Marshall Inner circle Montreal, Canada 3661 Posts |
Glass mirror glued to a birch panel. All my Gaughan illusions are that way.
Blair
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JBiesecker Regular user Pennsylvania 144 Posts |
Thanks. Is glue alone enough to keep it attached? Any particular kind of glue?
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Craig Dickens Veteran user 380 Posts |
Get mirror with a safety backing. Look for mirror adhesive in the adhesive tubes section of the store or from the mirror shop.
Regular glues will react to the mirror backing. Bring the mirror shop the plywood panels to act as a template.
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JBiesecker Regular user Pennsylvania 144 Posts |
Any advice on how thick the mirror and plywood should be?
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Craig Dickens Veteran user 380 Posts |
Mirror is 1/8 inch, plywood 3/8" if baltic birch will do, 1/2" if just birch
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JBiesecker Regular user Pennsylvania 144 Posts |
Thanks a lot. Appreciate it.
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