The easiest way is to use a piece of 13 ply, 3/4" plywood as a mount.
Drill clearance holes for the four (4) mounting bolts and cut out the hole for the C-Face rabbit to fit.
Mount with bolts and fender washers.
Use LocTite on the mounting bolt threads.
After that, there are several ways to mount the assembly to provide belt adjustment and maintain belt tension.
The simplest way is to provide a hinge mounted flat base the the motor mount ply can be attached to and use the weight of the motor to maintain belt tension.
The above is exactly what I did to power a small, 4" Rockwell jointer.
What is the C-Face rabbit? It looks like I would have to cut two rabbits. One approx 1.5" in diameter where the output shaft is, then a groove approx 1/4" wide that is perhaps 3, 3.5" in diameter. (didn't measure it yet).
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