M'M'S / Modular Mirror Sensea

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These are not famous confections, but a modular system for round or square mirrors Sensea (hence the title M'M'S), 10cm in diameter or 10cm by 10cm available at your local LEROY MERLIN store. Or how to customize a simple and aesthetic object using this revolutionary new tool - the 3D printer. The idea came to me when I revisited the Esprit Design Blog site, the cover page of my favourite DIY store chain's Autumn-Winter catalogue: "Make It"'s creative explosion and the use of 3D printed stamps to create patterns. That's what inspired me for this special bathroom contest creation! You can decide on the arrangement (Pattern) of this very practical decoration in a bathroom, giving you several angles at once: hair styling, make-up. The frames have once been printed, with a handy wall hanging system featuring two screws only if installed in ribambelle, using the template to print and properly position your fasteners. Print as many frames as you wish to compose your design (from 1 to an infinite number of mirrors), square, diamond, cascade... Assemble them on the back of the frames using invisible junction pieces of your choice inserted into the clever notch system provided. Fix the mirrors using locking pieces with screws 2.5mm by 10mm long. Admire yourself, alone, as a couple, or as a family! Product references Leroy Merlin: https://www.leroymerlin.fr/v3/p/produits/lot-de-4-miroirs-non-lumineux-adhesifs-ronds-l-10-x-l-10-cm-e168861 at 5€50 for 4 round mirrors. https://www.leroymerlin.fr/v3/p/produits/lot-de-4-miroirs-non-lumineux-adhesifs-carres-l-10-x-l-10-5-cm-e168852 at 4€50 for 4 square mirrors. https://www.leroymerlin.fr/v3/p/produits/lot-de-20-microvis-acier-tete-fraisee-fendue-standers-diam-2-5-mm-x-l-10-mm-e64688 In the spirit of MAKERS and the Open Source philosophy, I can make available on request via the CULTS 3D platform, the creation files of the entire system I designed. If you want to create geometric patterns other than those proposed (Bubbles and Diamonds), just create in a sketch the surfaces you want to remove using the extrude-cut function. All in a very intuitive (.F3D) and increasingly popular software format: AutoDesk's Fusion 360, absolutely brilliant (no bugs in .stl export)... Post your makes with original arrangements other than those presented by me. Print, assemble, have fun!