No mounting brackets?

[Ben Grunow]

Am I right? The Oneida dust Gorilla does not come with mounting brackets or a stand? If not, anyone have pics of installation? Any help would be great. Thanks in advance-- Ben

[Julio Navarro]

Ben:

Check out what I did. I found a broken canopy frame in the trash can at a park, like this one(the frame not the park:p ):

canopy (http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/images/B000FV7Y6C/ref=dp_image_0/002-5121868-5228865?ie=UTF8&n=286168&s=garden)

and I used it to make this stand for my cyclone:

cyclone (http://www.sawmillcreek.org/attachment.php?attachmentid=42481&d=1152549014)

The best part is the broken frame came with all the needed connectors!!

It is increadably steady and the cyclone does not move. I did mount the motor to the wall with a 1-1/2" angle bracket I welded up.

aside from being very sturdy, this frame is also very light so it it is easy to move the cyclone when needed.

[Ben Grunow]

That looks great and free too! Is that a CV DC though or a Gorilla? I can see that making the brackets/stand is no big deal but it seems odd that they are not provided. I woudl think that mounting a DC to the wall would transfer a lot of noise and vibration so maybe the stand is a better way to go.

I'm sure there is tons of info on this here already, should have looked first. Thanks Julio.

[Jim Becker]

There are several mounting options for the Gorilla...you specify what you want when you buy and the appropriate cost is added to your order... ;)