I usually research my recipes from many sources. When I visit the Home Brew shop, many times I end up substituting or they are out of certain ingredients.
My question is: Can I use an "all grain" kits from the large supply houses, plug in my equipment for BIABabacus and get good results?

I have to say BIABacus is an awesome tool! My brew day #'s have been pretty much right on the mark. I can do 5, 4.5, 3 or 2.5 gallon batches and the volumes/gravities are right where they should be! Thanks for the great tool

I am not to the point of making my own recipes yet so my brews are copied from other sources, usually one with many reviews or copied from a kit. I enter a recipe on the left, including the expected OG. Then I enter my equipment and the volume I would like to Brew. This gives me a grain bill under "...

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I'm Rudy and I have been brewing BIAB for about 6 mo. I live in So Cal, USA and work in the IT field.
After playing around with the BIABacus files I have had several successful brews! Thanks for all your effort on the calcs.

I've been lurking around and finally decided to Join the forum. Great information. I have a Q's about volumes. I am trying to confirm the OG of a recipe based on my equip. If I enter the Grain bill into an OG calc. (brewers Friend, What are the corresponding volumes in BIABacus? I get the pre-boil b...