First day of 5/3/1, still working out some kinks as to how I want to program it.

Weight: 182lbs upon wake up.
BF%: around 15-16%
1RMs: 315-330 Squat/275-295 Bench/405-425 DL/145-160 Press.
The heavier numbers were my last test about 4 weeks ago. Unfortunately I got sick one week, hurt my back the next, went on vacation the next so I am going to use the lighter numbers as estimates to ease into the program.
Diet: 3000 calories on training days, 2400 on off days. Looking for a slow recomp to drop a few lbs while putting on some noob gains. Them slowly bulk back up to a more muscular ~180.

Today was Bench day 5's week.

TNG Bench
165x5
190x5
215x15

BBB Bench
5x5x200

Incline DB Press
45x3x12

Pull ups w/ mini band
x8, x7, x5

Overall I definitely enjoyed the style of training. Going forward, based on some tips from other 5/3/1 users, I will use the "less boring" option which ups the frequency of practicing the lifts. So on bench day I will do OHP 5x5, and vice versa. I will take out some pressing and add a few more back sets + light tricep accessory.

So my program will be as follows...

Day 1:
Bench 5/3/1
BBB 5x5 Press
5 Sets of Pull Ups
3 sets of tricep pushdowns

Day 2:
Squat 5/3/1
BBB 5x5 RDL
3 sets of Planks or Ab Wheel
3 sets of Bicep Curls

Day 3:
Press 5/3/1
BBB 5x5 Bench
5 Sets of DB Rows
3 sets of overhead tricep extensions

Day 4:
Deadlift 5/3/1
BBB 5x5 Squat
3 sets of Planks or Ab Wheel
3 sets of Bicep Curls

I can see myself training this way for a very long time. The only issue I can see running into is the 5x5 sets on the lower body days. A possible way around this may be to use variations that force overall less poundage to be lifted. so the RDLs could be beltless, and the squats could be beltless paused.