1. We used a buzzer to plain our seat section of our saw horse and then put it through a level cutter which made the seat section all leveled and smooth
2. Then cut out sections for legs to slot in and chisel the sections out for the leg slots
3. Got the pieces of timber to make the legs and cut them to make them into legs
4. Got some nails and glue and a compressed air powered drill and drilled some holes for the legs so that the nails had a guide but before nailing the legs to the seat frame we glue the legs then slot them into the slots and then when in the right position we nailed them to the seat frame
5. Started making the cleats for strengthening the seat frame and used more glue and nails to attach the cleats to the seat frame
6.After making the cleats we started making the brace in the center under the seat frame and drilled and nailed them to the cleats and seat frame.
7. Marked out the legs to make them even and flat on ground surface and we cut the legs parallel to the cleats
8. Sanded down to make the saw horse smooth so that there was no rough patches on the saw horse.
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