09-01-2010, 09:21 PM
[cool][#0000ff]The mirror is made by STRO-MIRO...R.J. Strohmeier Co. of Castle Rock, CO. I think it broke off the garbage truck that was picking up my garbage that day...without any help from me.[/#0000ff]
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[#0000ff]Attached are pics of the original mirror setup, in the metal frame, and how I rigged it with PVC. The mirror itself weighs almost nothing and can be drilled for bolting. As you can see in the one pic I posted, it is a very clear image mirror and I think I will enjoy having it whenever I am moving toward a particular spot and don't want to keep turning around. [/#0000ff]
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[#0000ff]I was kinda proud of how easily I was able to fab a simple connection to one of my utility holders. By leaving the connections unglued and unscrewed I have a complete range of adjustment...left, right, up, down and sideways. And it swings easily out of the way when not in use.[/#0000ff]
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[#0000ff]Attached are pics of the original mirror setup, in the metal frame, and how I rigged it with PVC. The mirror itself weighs almost nothing and can be drilled for bolting. As you can see in the one pic I posted, it is a very clear image mirror and I think I will enjoy having it whenever I am moving toward a particular spot and don't want to keep turning around. [/#0000ff]
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[#0000ff]I was kinda proud of how easily I was able to fab a simple connection to one of my utility holders. By leaving the connections unglued and unscrewed I have a complete range of adjustment...left, right, up, down and sideways. And it swings easily out of the way when not in use.[/#0000ff]
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