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Just a though. Try unplugging the coffin exhaust fan and let it run on the intake fan only for a while and see if the temperature evens out across the coffin. However, like I mentioned before, the shorter shanks are going to be harder to get cold.

Also, your shanks for your faucets 3 - 5 are much shorter, exposing less shank surface area to the internal coffin air.

Check out the pictures on Jester's keezer to illustrate what I'm trying to say. Another one here

It sounds normal to me. Your intake fan is blowing directly on the first two taps, cooling them effectively enough to cause condensation. However, your coffin design does not guarantee equal flow across the other taps. Instead the air is turbulent in the coffin swirling around the first two...

Thanks Jayzon. That thread more or less supports my thinking that flow control faucets are more for fine tuning, and are not a replacement for the proper tubing length (or a least close to the proper length). In my mind I picture the rapid decompression of a few psi in the short length of the...

I've been working on my coffin keezer design for a month or two now, and have read dozens of threads on beer system balancing and feel I have a pretty good understanding of the how and why. So my question is, do the flow control faucets like the Perlick 650SS really completely eliminate the...

Take something like this http://www.homedepot.com/b/N-5yc1v/Ntk-All/Ntt-rosette?NCNI-5&Nao=168&Ns=None and drill a hole in it for the shank. For multiple faucets, you can take something like this...

You need one of these: https://www.harborfreight.com/plastic-welding-kit-with-air-motor-and-temperature-adjustment-96712.html Add to that some HDPE welding rods from Amazon and you should be able to seal things right up.

In please!