Building a cheap solid low workbench with hand tools

This is a solid low workbench, built for cheap with two glued top boards and readily available construction graded lumber from the big-box store. I reused two leftover benches from a painter contractor and a clamped bench bull from glued pieces. The build was inspired by Octavian Dan and it will be used along with two saw horses to work on a more permanent full-size workbench with a vice. It is a great solution for small spaces and it can optionally be equipped with additional hardware (a screw vice, clamps and bench dogs - depending on your preference and use). Did I mention the cost is just shy of $50? The joinery is just mortise and tenon based with a few variations (haunched, mitered and wedged), everything done with hand tools. The finish of choice is raw linseed oil and beeswax. Materials: - two boards 1200 x 300 x 18 - two graded lumber pieces 3000 x 58 x 58 - fence post 1800 x 90 x 90 Tools: - set of chisels - mallet - clamps - saws (a Dozuki and a tenon saw) - low angle jack plane - smoothing plane - marking knife - marking gauge - mechanical pencil - tape measure - combination square / try square - sharpening stones (diamond plates 400+1000, leather honing strop) Inspired by Octavian Dan (free plans available): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JpjD27dUQt8 Intro sound: The Lonely Shepherd played by Gheorghe Zamfir, composed by James Last Chapters: 00:00​ Intro 00:21 Prepare the stock 01:01 Mark the joinery 01:27 Cut the joinery 11:55 Glue the joinery 13:23 Tools used 13:35 The result