Same stuff, yes. But I'd bet it isn't _nearly_ as strong. I don't think you'll
save money using it.
Get some oak chips or oak bark.
--RC
Brad H wrote:
> Is the powdered tannin used in winemaking the same as tannin sold in
> woodworking shops? If so, the winemaking source is a fraction of the price.
>
> Thanks,
> Brad
Rick Cook wrote:
> Same stuff, yes. But I'd bet it isn't _nearly_ as strong. I don't think you'll
> save money using it.
>
> Get some oak chips or oak bark.
>
> --RC
Get some Eucalyptus. I rough turned a green bowl and my lathe was blue.
Turned a second and my lathe was black!
>
> Brad H wrote:
>
>> Is the powdered tannin used in winemaking the same as tannin sold in
>> woodworking shops? If so, the winemaking source is a fraction of the price.
>>
>> Thanks,
>> Brad
>
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