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IMO, thats a great start... It leaves you room for modifications later (tap, element, etc)... I use a Voile bag the missus made me, it cost £1.50 for 1yd x 62 inches, even got a nice large hop bag from it... If the boiler can fit inside the bag, then your onto a winner... Nice size pot too...

Yeah,,, still ware the mask when I walk down the Garscube Road... :lol:

IMO, yes... I used fresh rainwater, more than once, in Germany a few years back to make a brew when I worked there for a number of years. This was common practice for some of the locals. You will need to boil for 30 mins with the lid off and tweak the Ph with Gypsom and Epsome salts...

I had my 3V system before I had the Mrs make me a voile bag a couple of years ago. The only advantage to BIAB, IMO, is speed, but like all brewers, I like to tinkle with the kit, then there's the vanity side when my friends come round on a brew-day, it just looks the partl... I still get the...

I use Beersmith. Great for designing, scaling and over-all tailoring a recipe... It even keeps a Brew-Log for me... You need to input your equipment profile into Beersmith, then it does everything automatically... Well worth the money for what it does...

Hello from South Glasgow... Been AG-ing for a few years now with my 3 vessel setup, so thought I'd sign up... Work schedules prevent me from firing up the kit atm, but BIAB keeps me well supplied. Never really took to kit's, but I've heard they have improved a lot when I first tried a few in...