Nicholson saw bench?

I mentioned in a previous post that I wanted to have a pair of saw benches.  I find that it would be nice to have a second saw bench when I am sawing longer stock and I would also like them to do double duty as the base for a temporary low assembly table.  Today I did an internet search for saw benches and came upon the following at Kari Hultman's The Village Carpenter blog (used with permission):

Her post about it is here.  Kari had done the same thing I did this morning:

"I searched the internet this morning for saw bench plans and settled on one built by Dan Klauder, who found inspiration in Alex Bealer's Old Ways of Working Wood."

I did a double take.  Does this bear an uncanny resemblance to my bench or what?  It has the same major elements as a Nicholson workbench.  Not surprisingly, I really like this design and a pair will serve my purposes very well.  In addition to being a simple, easy to construct design, I think it has a number of advantages over the saw-horse-like one I have now.

So, to Alex Bealer, Dan Klauder and Kari Hultman, thank you.  Check out the book and the blogs.