Installation of my Oneida Air System dust collector

Here's the installation of the mounting brackets.
	Interior picture of the fan.
Oneida recommends attaching the fan unit to the cyclone/filter unit before lifting onto the brackets, but this was much too heavy for me to lift by myself. So I first mounted the fan/motor unit on the brackets, then built a temporary support stand to hold the cyclone/filter unit in place  while I attached the two.
Here's the full unit installed without any ductwork yet.
	Here is the beginning of the ductwork.
It took a full weekend to get this far.
	Here is the West end after completing most of the ductwork. As you can see, I have one more run (right down the middle of the ceiling) to go.
Here's the finished North East section.
	Southwest area.
For the Table Saw, I installed a 5" flange and used a jigsaw with a metal cutting blade to increase the size of the opening in the TS door.
	Another picture of the TS.
Here's the Band Saw hookup. I installed a 4" flange.
	Here's the jointer connection. Yet another 5" flange.
Another picture of the jointer connection
	Here's one of the two floor sweeps. These work great combined with a blast gate (not shown).
Here's the drop with a combination of handtool DC, jointer, and floorsweep.
	Here's the DC drop that is for the drill press (not moved into the shop yet) and the yet-to-be-built router table.
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