Improving my workbench

This video is going to be different from my usual content. I add some shelves to my workbench to allow for better storage.
TOOLS AND SUPPLIES
Lumber
2, ½ inch plywood 4 feet square
4, 2x4, 4 feet long
2, 2x4, 8 inches long (for spacers)
Circular saw (a table saw will probably work better, but I don't have one)
Drill
Drill bits
Wood screws (I use 3 inch and 1¼ inch)
Clamps
Workbench
PROCESS
I begin by placing the spacers beside the front legs of the workbench. One of the 2x4 is set on top of the spacers, between the legs of the workbench, and screwed into the legs, creating a support beam. I add the second support beam the same way.
The plywood pieces were a bit too wide, so I used the circular saw to cut them down to the correct size. I clamped the plywood to the supports, drilled in some pilot holes, and screwed the shelf in place. I repeated the entire process to add the second shelf.
FINAL THOUGHTS
Thank you so much for watching this atypical video. I am not a carpenter, contractor, or constriction worker. This was the best I could do. If you have any questions, comments, or helpful suggestions, post them in the comments section. I'll be happy to read them and get back to you! Feel free to like the video and subscribe to the channel!

[@rickywhyte7601]

Nicely done, you just quadrupled your storage space, nicely done.

[@Malkycosplays]

@@rickywhyte7601 Thank you!