Turning wood is good.

We turn discarded blocks of wood into functional and one of a kind art.

arbutus

Arbutus Bowl 11 x 5 in $140.

plum

3 Plum Candle Holders 6in $70.

plum

2 Plum weed pots 1 candle holder $70.

maple

Spalded Maple Bowl 8 x 7 in $70.

maple

Maple Vase 10 x 7 in $90.

red cedar

Red cedar 10 x 3.5 in $130.

horse chestnut

Horse Chestnut 10 x 6 in $90.

 

hemlock

Hemlock 15 x 4 in $110.

 

red cedar

Red Cedar platter 14 in $85.

 

alder

Alder Bowl 10 x 5.5 in $90.

 

cypress

Cypress Box 7 x 5 in $90.

 

cypress

Cypress Box 7.5 x 5 in $85.

 

cypress

Cypress 11x 3.5 in $95.

 

 

 

 

garry oak

Garry Oak 6 x 4.5 $110.

maple

Maple Vase 10 x 7 in $50.

maple

Maple Bowl 9.5 x 5 in $70.

 

sitka spruce

Sitka Spruce 8 x 4 in $85.

arbutus

Arbutus Bowl 10 x 5 in $110.

 

 

maple

Maple 6 x 6 in. $50.

 

douglas fir

Douglas Fir 11 x 4.5 in $90.

maple

Maple Box 8 x 5 in $60.

maple

Maple 8 x 6 in

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

bowls

Shelf Display

shelf

Display shelf

Nanoose Bay Artisans : Check out some of the talented artisans living in Nanoose Bay, BC

http://www.nanoosebaystudiotour.com

 

This master craftsman is a friend of Lee River Wood Turning and makes beautiful log furniture. They are  family operated and  locally based on beautiful Vancouver Island.

http://www.deepforestgallery.com

 

Need to design a unique web site?

http://www.tylerlane.ca

 

 

Ron Zaborniak

Lee River WoodTurning

Ron Zaborniak  is retired from construction  . He uses local Vancouver Island wood to make bowls, closed forms , boxes ,weed pots, candle sticks and platters.

Contact us


We would love to hear from you.
open most days

 

 

Toys

wooden truck

Wooden Truck 9 x 5 in

truck
Wooden Logging Truck 22 x 6 in

 

grader
Grader 19 x 10.5 in

 

arbutus trees

Arbutus Trees

Garry Oak

Garry Oak

About Arbutus Trees

An Arbutus tree lives up to 500 years and grows to 100 feet tall. They are restricted to a narrow band along the south coast of British Columbia, Canada, generally occurring within 8 kilometers of the ocean. Arbutus is a deciduous tree that does not shed its leaves in winter. New leaves grow and old leaves fall off in July. In summer the reddish brown bark sheds its skin and falls to the ground to reveal new green bark. 

 

 

douglas fir

Turning a large Douglas Fir bowl

arbutus

Turning a large Arbutus bowl

lathe

Turning on a Oneway Lathe

art in the garden

Art in the Garden

parksville

Ron at Art on the Beach in Parksville

 

wooden bird

Wooden Bird