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I've been using a standard dresser for years, and I often use a balance board while working, so it is more of adjusting the height of the user than the desk.
However, I've also thought about building my own adjustable height stand-up desk.
I thought that I would get two adjustable height bar stools, like this http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000NVT1GU/ref=pd_lpo_k2_dp..., remove the seat, and mount a desktop in their place. The two stools will provide a stable base, though you may need to add a third for stability depending on where the weight is on the desktop.
Then I figured I'd connect a rod to the adjustment bar so that the stools move up and down together, or else you're going to dump everything off your desk when adjusting the height.
I haven't gotten around to doing it yet, but I'm moving in a few months, so maybe I will then.