Porch Glider (a.k.a Canadian Rocker) in Western Red Cedar

We have this little shack on a lake north of us that we enjoy during the brief Summertime that New England offers us.   To give you an idea of how small, the insides are ~18.5' square, and our porch is ~ 5.5'x15',  Most of the time we're outdoors or on the porch.  So, this glider was designed (just under 4' long) to sit against the back side of the porch with some room to spare for a small end table.  I bought the plans on-line (https://wilkerdos.com/diy-glider-bench-outdoor/), for which the maker, April Wilkerson, used Western Red Cedar.  Since I had some leftover Western Red Cedar, I had a head start on some of the material.  I did need to buy more wood, as well as the glider hardware from Rockler, and a slew of lag bolts.  I followed her video, which differed slightly from the on-line plans, and I also made a few deviations, for instance, in omitting the built-in cup holders.  All in all, I was generally pleased with the outcome.  Unfortunately, I can't post a video of the glider in action, but suffice it to say that it works great!