Bob, I too would be interested in the CAD of that saw. Boy, would I love to pick your brain about building horizontals. From the pictures, I like that it is compact, mitering I think, variable speed, and homemade. Is that about a 1 ft. "throat?" What about the wheels, did you make those or adapt a part from a different application or purchase them as built bandsaw wheels. I myself am trying to keep the budget on such a build low so I thought maybe beefy 18" double V-belt iron pulleys and machine off the V part to the crossection design we are discussing, it is what i might use.. What if the saw fed completely horizontal onto the work instead of a tilted cut and finishing horizontal? I have to study the dynamics of metal removal in this manner some more. Maybe less efficient, I don't know yet. How large a diameter is the rotating support structure? Does it ride on bearings? Does it cut pretty accurately? I invite you to divulge more detail about the build and design considerations you went through arriving at this design. I must apologize for the disorganized order of questions, I was just excited by the design and style of your saw. Thanks for sharing!