Workbench made in Brazil

I started this project back in late January 2016, when I started to select some timber, specially for the top. I selected jatoba pieces about 4” by 1 1/4” and put them to air dry. I went the rest of the year selecting pieces and thinking on my design. Finally early november, i had some time and decided to go ahead and start building the bench. You can see on one of the pictures my “design”, as you can see, i am terrible drawing, but it was enough for the most critical measures.
I live, and my main workshop is in Costa rica, but i am living now in Brasil, so I have limited resources here and that influenced my design and assembling methods.
Most of the wood is JATOBA (also called brazilian cherry), the legs are TIGERWOOD (fine Astronium) and I also included the use of some Cumaru (the rail for the deadman and the lower guide for the leg vise). The vise chop is a beautiful piece of Angelim Vermelho (Dinizia excelsa) a very nice, heavy and hard wood. I also used some small pieces of Macaranduba (Manilkara bidentata) a wood that I initially consider for the top.
On the construction I used a combination of bolts, some mortises and dowels. The construction is very solid.
The bench weights around 325 pounds (about 160 kg).
Both vises were purchased from

http://metalacos.com.br/produto.asp?cod_produto=22#

The leg wise is pinless system thanks to the ideas shared here

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=338U49EtWso#action=share

Finish done with a lot of sanding and tung oil.

Here a video of the building process
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ET9AuK4409U&feature=youtu.be

-- Willy, Costa Rica/Brasil