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Crafted on the Lathe. Made to Be Admired.
Quality craftsmanship for commercial and residential projects
WelcomE To Kubes WoodWorking
Traditional Woodworking. One-of-a-Kind Pieces.
Welcome to Kubes Woodworking, where wood is transformed on the lathe into unique pieces that celebrate traditional craftsmanship.
With a focus on simple, timeless design and very few embellishments, each piece allows the natural beauty of the wood and the skill of the craft to speak for itself.
The Art of Turning Wood
There is something special about watching a piece of wood take shape on the lathe.
At Kubes Woodworking, most pieces are created through traditional woodturning techniques, with minimal embellishment afterward. This approach keeps the work authentic and allows the form, grain, texture, and character of the wood to remain the focus.
The result is work that is unique, attractive, and sometimes functional—but always made with care.
What I Create
At Kubes Woodworking, each piece is carefully turned on the lathe to highlight the natural beauty and character of the wood. My work combines traditional woodturning with simple, timeless designs to create pieces that are unique, attractive, and made to be appreciated.
Woodturning Art
Woodturning Art
Woodturning Art
The heart of Kubes Woodworking is traditional woodturning. Each creation is shaped primarily on the lathe, with minimal embellishment to preserve its natural and traditional character.
Ornaments
Woodturning Art
Woodturning Art
Unique, handcrafted wooden ornaments made to add warmth and character to your home or become meaningful gifts for family and friends.
Wooden Crosses
Woodturning Art
Wooden Crosses
Thoughtfully crafted wooden crosses that combine traditional turning techniques with simple, timeless designs. Each piece has its own character and beauty.
Mantels
Woodturning Art
Wooden Crosses
Distinctive woodturned mantel pieces designed to become a beautiful focal point in your home. Crafted with attention to shape, detail, and the natural character of the wood.
