PK Woodturning

09/09/2026

06/08/2026

www.felt.co.nz/shop/pkwoodturn

Something I have just finished working on. This one-of-a-kind end grain butcher’s block has been handcrafted from recycled timber giving new life to beautiful timber while creating a durable and functional kitchen centrepiece.

The unique mosaic pattern showcases the natural colours and grain of each piece of wood, making every board completely unique. End grain construction is highly regarded for its durability, being gentler on knife edges and naturally resistant to wear, making it ideal for everyday food preparation.

Dimensions 45cm long by 39cm wide by 5cm thick.

Features:

* Handcrafted from recycled New Zealand Rimu, New Zealand Beech, Pine and Douglas Fir.
* Premium end grain construction.
* Thick, solid and built to last
* Finished with a food-safe oil rice bran oil.
* Perfect for chopping, carving, serving, or as a stunning kitchen display piece
* Included built in wooden feet.

This isn’t a mass-produced block—it’s a handcrafted piece designed to be used and enjoyed for many years.

Whether you’re buying it for yourself or as a gift for someone who loves cooking, this butcher’s block combines craftsmanship, sustainability, and timeless style.

Handmade in New Zealand.

09/07/2026

I’ll be here tomorrow, come by and have a look.

15/06/2026

A few items I recently completed in my workshop, go to www.felt.co.nz/shop/pkwoodturn to view and purchase.

09/06/2026

New item out of my workshop. Serve pizzas in style with this board and cuter. The board and cutter handle are made from recycled New Zealand Rimu which was formerly framing timber out of a demolished house. The board is finished with food safe rice bran oil and the cutter handle is coated with friction wax.
The board measures 37cm diameter and 2.5cm thickness

www.felt.co.nz/shop/pkwoodturn

10/05/2026

I also to repair job like this where a small puppy had chewed up the stretchers of these chairs, I removed the damaged ones and turned up some new ones. There were five chairs with two or three stretchers on each that needed to be replaced