Bowls

Here are some of the bowls we have created...

Arbutus Burl Salad Bowl finished with 6 coats Tung Oil and buffing.

Black Locust 3 footed bowl 14" diameter, finished with Tung Oil.

Islander MR3 Magenta

Arbutus Burl Live Edge Bowl

Arbutus Salad Bowl finished with Tung Oil.

Arbutus Burl Live Edge Salad Bowl

Arbutus Burl Salad Bowl finished with Tung Oil.

Arbutus Bowl finished with texturing, Bronze Special Effect Paints and lacquer spray.

Arbutus Burl Bowl 16: diameter with pewa patches, finished with 2 coats Tung Oil

Arbutus Burl Nested Bowls, turned from a salvaged dead stump.

Garry Oak Bowl Fumed and Fluted finished with 6 coats Tung Oil and buffing.

Arbutus Burl Live Edge Bowl

Arbutus Burl Bowl with pewa patches. Turned green to about 1/4" thickness and allowed to morph as it dried, Finished with Linseed Oil.

A large 18" Arbutus Bowl finished with Mineral Oil and pyrography

Arbutus Burl Live Edge Bowl

Arbutus 3 Footed Winged Bowl finished with home made Blackberry Stain and Lacquer Spray.

Arbutus Oval Bowl turned green to about 1/4" thickness and allowed to morph as it dried, Finished with Tung Oil.

14" X 10" X 5"

Arbutus Oval Bowl turned green to about 1/4" thickness and allowed to morph as it dried, Finished with Tung Oil.

14" X 10" X 5"

Black Locust Oval Bowl turned green to about 1/4" thickness and allowed to morph as it dried, Finished with Tung Oil.

12" X 8" X 4"

Black Locust Oval Bowl turned green to about 1/4" thickness and allowed to morph as it dried, Finished with Tung Oil.

12" X 8" X 4"

Pacific Yew Oval Bowl with PEWA patches. Measures 12 X 7.5 X 4.5 high, hand rubbed tung oil finish.

Fumed Garry Oak Bowl. Measures 17 X 5.5 hand rubbed tung oil finish.

Pacific Yew Oval Bowl. Measures 15.25 X 11.25 X 3 high, hand rubbed tung oil finish.

Big Leaf Maple Burl Oval Bowls. One natural edge with the bark removed, the other is a live edge with the bark left intact.

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Some Bowl Videos...

Rough shaping a bowl

Watch a short youtube video, turning a bowl from a piece of green Big Leaf Maple Burl. Rough shaping the outside.

Coring a blank.

Watch the process to save wood by coring out some blanks.

Arbutus Burl bowls

This set of Arbutus Burl "Beach" Bowls were turned from the root burl of an Arbutus tree that fell down onto the beach as the bank eroded away. The tree lay there for a few year and was starting to decay when a good friend came across it and sent a photo. We made two trips by boat to access and salvage the tree, these were all turned thin and allowed to morph as they dried taking on a very organic look and feel.

Arbutus Burl bowls

This set of Arbutus Burl "Beach" Bowls were turned from the root burl of an Arbutus tree that fell down onto the beach as the bank eroded away. The tree lay there for a few year and was starting to decay when a good friend came across it and sent a photo. We made two trips by boat to access and salvage the tree, these were all once turned thin and allowed to morph as they dried taking on a very organic look and feel.

Arbutus Burl Bowls

This set of Arbutus Burl "Beach" Bowls were turned from the root burl of an Arbutus tree that fell down onto the beach as the bank eroded away. The tree lay there for a few years and was starting to decay when a good friend came across it and sent a photo. We made two trips by boat to access and salvage the tree, these were all turned thin and allowed to morph as they dried taking on a very organic look and feel.

The Drying Room

The drying room, these are mostly Arbutus Burl, Arbutus, Big Leaf Maple Burl, Garry Oak, Cherry and Walnut blanks

Pax

Pax is keeping a close eye on the cutting and processing of blanks.