[whitewing]

Originally Posted by amavin

I've been using it for over 2 years without issues. the riser mechanism also works fine -- would be smoother if properly oiled (which I am not). I needed the table to be mobile, so got wheels with locking capability. The keyboard tray is basic, but sturdy. The chord housing is in the back. Paid Rs.500 each for the two customizations. Wheels came standard. K3B1 - Double Stand Manual Height Desk is what the invoice says.

Thanks you for the inputs!

I ended up buying something altogether different. Linking my post with pics from the "Standing Desks thread" to avoid duplication
https://www.team-bhp.com/forum/shift...ml#post5765108 (The 'Standing Desk' Thread)

[boniver]

As someone who lives alone and cooks for himself, my life became infinitely easier after I discovered something like this exists

[Ferruccio]

Originally Posted by boniver

As someone who lives alone and cooks for himself, my life became infinitely easier after I discovered something like this exists

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There's a drawstring and spring loaded chopper that is cheap and nifty. During my forced bachelor days of cooking, chopping tomatoes and onions is a chore. This gadget was a lifesaver!

[boniver]

Originally Posted by Ferruccio

There's a drawstring and spring loaded chopper that is cheap and nifty. During my forced bachelor days of cooking, chopping tomatoes and onions is a chore. This gadget was a lifesaver!

I have that too (from the same brand), but i've seen that with regular use, the mechanism breaking in a year or so. Since I anyway have to buy one every year, decided to give the electric one a chance this time.