Stephen,

Rather than buy/make a filter at this point, if your wine doesn't clear
adequately on its own and you do need to filter why don't you consider
having a winemaking shop filter it for you. Most of them do this,
particularly those with on-site winemaking facilities. It only costs a
few dollars and will definintely save you money in the long run.

Buy your filter once you know you're in the winemaking business for a
long time.

The advice to fine wine that is somewhat clear is good and this is done
mostly through patience (time)proper procedures and fining.

Glen Duff
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Stephen wrote:

> Does anyone have plans for a home made wine filter that wont cost alot to
> build?
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