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The Elements - "Water"

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This Table is one in a set of 4 entitled “The Elements”. They are aptly entitled, Earth, Wind, Fire, and Water.

This one is “Water”, I was able to find a rare piece of very quilted white Ash has the look of wavy water, so what better than a couple of Koi swimming around … The Koi are Solid Ebony and Paduak, the table is heavey 2 – 4” thick cherry, and the base is ebonized white ash. The base is all hand notched to creat the pattern..

-- A. T. Williams Creation's


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GaryK

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posted 148 days ago

Great looking work! The inlays are great!

-- Gary, East TX -- The longest journey begins with a single step.

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MrWoody

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posted 148 days ago

I really like all of your work.

-- If we learn from our mistakes, I'm getting a fantastic education.

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tenontim

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posted 148 days ago

Very nice design. Love that inlay.

-- Tim -- http://tmuli.com

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ATWilliams

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posted 148 days ago

Thanks Guys,, I’m just trying to constantly push my horizons,, will be posting the rest the the Elements collection by the weekend ….

Thanks Again….

-- A. T. Williams Creation's

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Marco Cecala

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posted 148 days ago

Great looking work. What inlays did you use for the fish?

-- Peoria, AZ where the wood is always dry...

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jm82435

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posted 148 days ago

Beautiful.

-- A thing of beauty is a joy forever... - Keats

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Bradford

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posted 148 days ago

Looking forward to the rest of your posts. Absolutely striking detail.

-- so much wood, so little time. Bradford.

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Scott Bryan

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posted 148 days ago

A.T.,

This is a gorgeous table. The design and detail on the table are nothing short of artwork. Very nice.

Thanks for the post.

-- With God's help all things are possible- even woodworking. Woodworking is not just a hobby, it is an (expletive deleted) expensive hobby.

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Ad Marketing Guy - Bill

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posted 148 days ago

Exceptional work – the inlays are fantastic!

-- Bill - - Ad-Marketing Guy, Ramsey NJ

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Woodshopfreak

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posted 148 days ago

this looks great. Love the inlay. I don’t really know how to do inlays other than what I have seen david marks do but as far as I can see, They look really nice and precise (hey that rimes :) Love the grain on the top peice. Good work.

-- Tyler, Illinois

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teenagewoodworker

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posted 148 days ago

those inlays are amazing. i love the grain on that quilted ash. it is one of the most beautiful i have ever seen. Thanks for the post!

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CharlieM1958

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posted 147 days ago

Love that quilting! The inlays really set it off.

-- Charlie M. "Woodworking - patience = firewood"

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ChrisBabayco

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posted 147 days ago

That is a wonderful table and I am looking forward to seeing the rest of it soon!

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macpiper

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posted 147 days ago

this table is AWESOME! GREAT WORK! love that leg joinery. although i am a little confused on the how and why of the short perpendicular piece on the inside of the legs….

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Sawdust2

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posted 147 days ago

What finish did you use to keep the quilt shimmery?

Lee

-- No piece is cut too short. It was meant for a smaller project.

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trifern

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posted 147 days ago

Absolutely gorgeous!

-- Depend on the rabbit's foot if you will, but remember it didn't work for the rabbit.

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Muzhik

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posted 147 days ago

That’s an awesome table, even without the inlay. The pair of koi really sets it off. I can’t wait to see the other three!

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rikkor

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posted 147 days ago

Wow, that is so cool. That is beyond my current skill level, but I like fish and have a pond out back, and I’d love to have a table like this.

-- Maplewood, MN

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Lakey

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posted 147 days ago

The stretcher/leg joinery is fantastic – incredible work!

-- "No Board Left Behind"

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romansfivefive

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posted 147 days ago

I am always blown away by the work you produce. Can’t wait to see the rest of the set.

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ATWilliams

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posted 147 days ago

Thanks again everyone ,,,,, To the Questions posed, The fish are made of sold 1/4 thick Ebony and Paduak.
The finish is several coats of Gloss Poly, steel wool between coats … “Deft Ploy”
Mac, The leg joinery is a bit more complecated to explain, but heres the 60 word version..

The short cross piece on the inside the actually holds the long stretcher pieces that go from leg to leg together. The legs them selves are notched, and the stretcher pieces actually slide into the front and sides of the legs. To hold it all together I hotched all of the stretcher pieces, long and short, so that they interlock in the center and around the legs … Very solid and heavy table …hope this makes a little since …

-- A. T. Williams Creation's

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NDwoodworker

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posted 147 days ago

Great detail and a fantastic theme to use

-- Stuart, North Dakota

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Rich_S

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posted 147 days ago

I like the overall design. It is a nice blend of Western and Asian elements..the mass of the legs doesn’t seem as obvious due to the delicate nature and grid-like pattern on the stretchers. I’d like to the see other 3 elements (earth, wind, fire). Post more!

-- Rich, Madison WI

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ATWilliams

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posted 146 days ago

Thank you Rich …...Will Do …

-- A. T. Williams Creation's

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cheller

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posted 145 days ago

Great design. I love the fish.

-- Chelle http://artsgranddaughter.blogspot.com

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Larry

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posted 145 days ago

Love the project, and the design is very pleasing. Great job

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MsDebbieP

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posted 145 days ago

magnificent table and vision!!
stunning

-- "Functional WoodArt" by Debbie, Canada (http://www.execulink.com/~yohan)

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ATWilliams

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posted 145 days ago

Thanks Folks ….

-- A. T. Williams Creation's

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Napaman

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posted 145 days ago

oooh…i saw wind first,,,...this is amazing too!!! I love the Koi…

-- Matt, Napa, CA...SING WITH ME: Ugh...August has arrived...

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