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I needed space to do some Instructables and other projects and I also needed a kitchen table, thus my multi function desk. It works well and it was fairly cheap (about $150 total).
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From IKEA (or wherever you can get desk parts):
3 Table Tops
4 Legs
(2 Magnetic Strips)
From Local Hardware Store
2 Hinges + Screws
Sand
Wood Screws (12 to 20 depending on the size of your desk top and length depends on desk size, but about 3")
Tools
Jigsaw
Drill
Chisel
Rule, Square, Pencil, Clamps, Safety Glasses
3 Table Tops
4 Legs
(2 Magnetic Strips)
From Local Hardware Store
2 Hinges + Screws
Sand
Wood Screws (12 to 20 depending on the size of your desk top and length depends on desk size, but about 3")
Tools
Jigsaw
Drill
Chisel
Rule, Square, Pencil, Clamps, Safety Glasses
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Aug 22, 2010. 7:56 PMleofiga
says:
nice instructable
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Dec 10, 2009. 1:10 PMZybeon
says:
Get 2 of those things that are on folding tables that are used to stop and lock the legs from moving.
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Apr 15, 2009. 5:18 PMFlyGuyBriGuy87
says:
I love the idea. I'm going to try and make one this summer.
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Jul 27, 2009. 12:46 PMtexeiro
says:
una pena que no se pueda leer en castellano
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Jul 27, 2009. 1:13 PMTrack11 (author)
says:
este no perfecto, pero http://translate.google.com/ puede ayudar.
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Apr 16, 2009. 2:11 PMTrack11 (author)
says:
A bar to stop it from accidentally closing was discussed, but it is stable enough for my projects. It would be easy to attach a bar inside, like one of the old bars used to keep car hoods up. Screw it into the bottom desk and have it attach somewhere near the U beam on top.
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Apr 16, 2009. 1:31 PMHeWantsRevenge
says:
awesome hidden workspace...add something to prevent from closing accidentally and its perfect
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