Baseball Softball Dugout Bench

I've rescued these plans from https://www.buildsomething.com/plans/PA65C866DE5D2D38A/BaseballSoftball-Dugout-Benches They are no longer posted there. (Looks like Kregtools changed hosting setup).  I scraped this mostly from the wayback machine

Originally posted by evanwoodshop 

Materials:

Wood Products:

(32) 2x4, 12 feet, Board

Hardware/Supplies:

(1) Box of 3" Deck Screws

Tools Used:

• Kreg MKJKIT Mini Jig Kit 
• Dewalt Impact Driver
• Dewalt Drill
• Dewalt Jigsaw
• Miter Saw
• Dewalt Orbital Sander
• Stanley Tape Measure

Parts / Cut List:

• (8) Part 1, 2"x4"x11.5"
• (8) Part 2, 2"x4"x17"
• (8) Part 3, 2"x4"x32.5"
• (8) Part 4, 2"x4"x16"
• (8) Part 5, 2"x4"x18.75"
• (8) Part 6, 2"x4"x16"
• (8) Part 7, 2"x4"x31.5"
• (24) Top Boards, 2"x4"x12

Steps

1. Cut Out Frame Pieces
   There are 7 parts to a frame. 
1. Part 1 is 11.5" long with a 36 degree cut on the left and a 45 degree cut on the right. 
2. Part 2 is 17" long with a 15 degree cut at the bottom and a 39 degree cut at the top. 
3. Part 3 is 32.5" long with just a 45 degree cut at the top. 
4. Part 4 is 16" long with a 45 degree cut at the top. 
5. Part 5 is 18.75" long with a 45 degree cut at both ends. 
6. Part 6 is 16" long with a 45 degree cut at the top. 
7. Part 7 is 31.5" long. You need to make each piece 8 times. (8 frames per bench)
2. Build Frames
   I found it easy to build the frames in a particular order. I connected pieces 2 and 5 first, then 1 to 2, then 3 to 1, then 4 to 5, then 6 to 5, and put 7 on last. You need 8 frames per bench. Frames will be spaced out 4 feet from each other, with 2 of the frames connected in the middle.
3. Lay Top Boards Down
   All top boards are 2"x4"x12'. There are 24 top boards per bench. 8 boards for the seat, 8 boards for the back, and 8 boards for the shelf. Lay them down with the frames 4 feet apart with 2 of the frames connected in the middle.