Workbench

No matter how big it is, it's never big enough. 
Please, no "That's what she said" jokes.
OK, commence with the jokes.
Great looking bench BTW.

So I molded the lip with a 1"x2" lumber all around to protect the edge of the plywood.

Just messed up on measurement so I could not get a angled joints.
Now working on the bottom support

Where's the bench gong to end up?

Just messed up on measurement so I could not get a angled joints.

Good looking bench there Alan. You need to make sure your miter saw is calibrated in order to get a nice 45 degree cut, so that the corners all line up. None of the off-the-shelf miter saws are 100% square without some tweaking.
Sand off the edges and put a couple coats of finish it's ready to go. Nice work 

Looks good Allan. I've been thinking of building a kayak rack myself.

Jedmo

That would make a great Ab pounding table, Allan.

I would get a nice butcher block hardwood top for it.  Lumber Liqudators has a top, am looking at for the front bedroom office. 
http://t.lumberliquidators.com/ll/s/Counter%20top
Nice hardwood.

Just messed up on measurement so I could not get a angled joints.

Good looking bench there Alan. You need to make sure your miter saw is calibrated in order to get a nice 45 degree cut, so that the corners all line up. None of the off-the-shelf miter saws are 100% square without some tweaking.
Sand off the edges and put a couple coats of finish it's ready to go. Nice work 

Even with a calibrated saw, it's oftentimes difficult to get matching board lengths.

Pretty much done
Used a 3/4 ply for top
I spent a total of $85 for this day project

It's 6:35 pm.  Made good time.  Just have to clean up the tool in the dark.  Cook steak bbq for celebration and  I'm done.

Materials
3 2x6 for top frame
6 2x4 for legs and bottom floor
3 1x2 for top border
Box of 2 1/2 wood screws
Gorilla glue
1 4x8x 3/4 plywood for top n bottom
Approx $85

Best part is No Blood spilled today

Pretty much done
Used a 3/4 ply for top
I spent a total of $85 for this day project

Wow, love it ! That turned out sharp. I made a really similarly configured, much more rustic workbench (intended to be a potting bench) a few months ago out of old reclaimed barnwood. Nice work, that really came out great. Ha, now there's no more excuse for disassembling a reel on the dining room table though !

No blood.... Not done then.

Where's the bench gong to end up?

Bench gonna be inside the garage.  Measured it and it will fit through the door.