As currently laid out, you have 3 major dust producing tools clustered around your cyclone -- your planer, your jointer and your bandsaw. Your table saw (major use and source) and drill press (less use and less dust) are farther away. I'd recommend relocating your cyclone to the left far corner of your shop and running ductwork diagonally toward the front right at a height to avoid your garage doors. After an 8-10 foot straight rub, add a down-turned wye for the tablesaw, then add another wye about midway that turns at ceiling level toward the planer. On the planer branch, add a sub-branch to cover the drill press. Back on the main trunk, add a wye to serve the jointer, again going across the ceiling. The branch can have an added wye for your bandsaw. Place blast gate near each tool with a short flexible duct connection, but always hard duct back to the mains. This should increase your airflow and minimize the amount of electrical outlet relocation work.
