Oh the man tools, I felt like Tim Taylor from Tool Time.

Here are the raw pieces (we are missing a few) but we ended up buying...

Sheet metal (2'x4') (that we had to brush to make it look cool)
Plexiglass (2'x4')
Wood for the legs (8'x2"x2") (cut into four 21"x2"x2")
Wood to add stability and reduce the sag in the middle (2'x4') ( it's hidden)
3 Aluminum L-Bar to make the sides look pretty (4'L) (cut one in half)
8 L-brackets to fix the leg stability issue (2")
4 screws (10x1 1/4")
36 screws (10x5/8") (for the L-bracket mounting)

We had to sand all the wood and brush all the aluminum and clear coated the wood and metal pieces to prevent rust and decay.

Here it is almost complete (we overlooked the stability issue).

We went back to the hardware store to get some much needed pieces, so here it is with a little more support ;) (had to pick up the short sides' L-Bar, 2'x4' plywood, L-Brackets, + short screws.

Just incase you were wondering if we ever finished the thing...