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As many here, I was also forced to start working from home during the quarantine and woodworking was/is my stress relief. I was able to procure a proper desk to set up a home office, but I still missed being able to stand up every so often (I have an adjustable desk at my office). This project gave me something to focus on and solved a problem at the same time. You'll notice there are no leg supports as I used nailed-in threaded inserts for the M6 screws, so everything stays in place only by friction and tension. All pine wood, the surfacetop is plywood which I rounded over with a router. Stained and finished with three layers of polyurethane. Founds out it works as a foot rest as well (not that I plan on using it for that!).

Great instructable! I actually made three baskets and feet for the legs to put it in the kitchen. Works great!

Thanks for the Instructable. It was all put together from scraps I had lying around. The positioning of the bottle cutter did indeed prove to be the trickiest, but I managed to find a position that worked for most bottles and then I fixed it in place by using two different sized washers. Cheers!

Thanks for the Instructable. It was all put together from scraps I had lying around. The positioning of the bottle cutter did indeed prove to be the trickiest, but I managed to find a position that worked for most bottles and then I fixed it in place by using two different sized washers. Cheers!

Thanks for the instructable! Managed to make it with nothing but scraps that I had lying around. Indeed, fixing the cutting wheel was the most challenging part, but I managed to get around it by fixing it with two different sized washers. Cheers!

Thanks for the instructable! Managed to make it with nothing but scraps that I had lying around. Indeed, fixing the cutting wheel was the most challenging part, but I managed to get around it by fixing it with two different sized washers. Cheers!

Thanks for the Instructable. As you mentioned, setting the cutter was the most complicated part, but I managed to fish it in the end with a couple of washers of different sizes. It's also made out entirely from scrap boards I had lying around, so that helps! I tried it out yesterday and managed to cut almost straight around the circumference. Cheers!!

Thanks for the Instructable. As you mentioned, setting the cutter was the most complicated part, but I managed to fish it in the end with a couple of washers of different sizes. It's also made out entirely from scrap boards I had lying around, so that helps! I tried it out yesterday and managed to cut almost straight around the circumference. Cheers!!

Thanks for the Instructable. As you mentioned, setting the cutter was the most complicated part, but I managed to fish it in the end with a couple of washers of different sizes. It's also made out entirely from scrap boards I had lying around, so that helps! I tried it out yesterday and managed to cut almost straight around the circumference. Cheers!!

Thanks for the Instructable. As you mentioned, setting the cutter was the most complicated part, but I managed to fish it in the end with a couple of washers of different sizes. Tried it out yesterday and managed to cut almost straight around the circumference. Cheers!!

Thanks for the Instructable. As you mentioned, setting the cutter was the most complicated part, but I managed to fish it in the end with a couple of washers of different sizes. Tried it out yesterday and managed to cut almost straight around the circumference. Cheers!!