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Anyone using a Cler lathe?

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Is anyone out there using a Cler ornamental lathe? I have the last lathe that Paul made, used it quite a bit up until a few years ago and am just now getting back into things. I'm interested in comparing notes...
 
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Rich Hall said:
Is anyone out there using a Cler ornamental lathe? I have the last lathe that Paul made, used it quite a bit up until a few years ago and am just now getting back into things. I'm interested in comparing notes...
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Reach out to Ruby Cler. Her email is in the Ornamental Turners Int’l directory (open to all members).
 
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Thanks! Good suggestion. I don't think I've ever met her at any of the OT meetings that I attended back in the day. And now I'm wondering whether she's somehow related to Paul. "Cler" is a fairly unique name.

In addition to Ornamental Turners International it looks like the OT group on Facebook is fairly active. I'm just getting up to speed again.
 
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