Finally a Real Workbench!

I carried around an old issue of FW with a workbench design for 45 years, promising myself to build it one day. In the meantime I used the 60 lb 2x6 bench in the picture (also from FW). My sawyer had several hundred BF of wormy maple that had been rained on and water stained, so I got it for the price of pine. So it was off to the races to make my heirloom bench, based on a more recent design by Chris Gochnour. The under bench cabinet was inspired by Christian Becksvoort. The end result is about 400 lb and it doesn't move much at all when I'm pushing a plane. 
Two things I like about it: the giant dovetails for the end vise and the booked cabinet and door panels.
If I were to build another one I would use a wagon vise instead of the big end vise - more versatile for my needs. I would also increase the left side overhang to put the shoulder vise outside the leg to get full cabinet access from the front. Otherwise, I'm pleased