I have a heavy 67" x 26" slab of mirror from when I was a kid. It's just a slab of mirror with no frame that I've always just leaned up against the wall. I'd really like to make a floor standing frame for it but most of the tutorials I've looked at were either to in-depth or in my opinion not structurally sound. Can someone point me to a simple effective esthetically pleasing tutorial? I basically just want it to look like one of those IKEA floor mirrors with the thick trim. I would like it to look like the picture below. [IMG]http://bloxtrade.co/wp-content/uploads/2019/03/large-wall-mirror-ikea-floor-mirrors-wall-mirrors-full-length-wall-mirror-floor-mirrors-large-wood-wall-mirrors-full-large-round-wall-mirror-ikea.jpg[/IMG]

HI folks, I'm no carpenter, just a do it your self-er on most areas of the house. I just got done with a small project putting up basic crown molding in a 12 X 11 room. The project went ok, and I was able to make it look decent. But if I do this again, I'd like to figure out how I can do the inside and outside corners better. I have a nail gun & air compressor that worked out fine. My issues are measuring and cutting these corners. Most likely, I need some more tools, but I’m no pro, and don't want to break the bank. I don't have a mitre saw, but I have a cheap plastic mitre box with slots, to cut the angles. So, I’m looking for some creative ideas, tools suggestions or even idiot proof gadgets that may or may not be available for a guy like me. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.