Cyclone body on Ebay

[Scott Rollins]

Does anyone have experience with this on E bay:

It goes for 189 (no affiliation I am just curious)

Item # 270278083504

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[John Eaton]

I think Bill Penz did a review of thta model and found it to actually be a decent design. I thought about it before lucking out on my GO440.

-- John

[Tom Cullom JR.]

I bought one about a year ago I really like it it does a good job much better than the trash can lid i used before. I use it with a grizz 2hp DC.

[Matt Benton]

Tom,

Do you know what gauge material this is? I think this would be great for me, as I already have a motor and impeller, but wonder how sturdy it is?

[Chris True]

Sturdy, short of throwing it off the roof it's pretty bulletproof.

[Steve Rozmiarek]

Looks like a beast to empty?

[Chris True]

Guess it's not obvious, you only get the cyclone which terminates in a flange at the bottom of the cone. You need to rig up a connection to a barrel with some sort of short flex hose and a stand to support the cyclone so the barrel can be slipped in and out.

[Bryan Rocker]

since you are running a 2HP DC did you just adapt the 7" outlet down to 6" or does your DC have a 7" inlet. I am considering this guys to use with my Jet 2HP DC.

[Tom Cullom JR.]

I don't remember the Guage of it. It is well built though. I haven't had any issues with strength. Mine doesn't have a flange on it it ends in a 6 inch tube.
I mounted mine on the wall them have a trash can under it so it isn't to bad to empty.

[Tom Cullom JR.]

I reduced it down to 6inch I haven't had any problems doing that I have much better air flow that I did before but I also went with 6in main steel lines over my old 4in pvc.