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That sounds awesome. However the way I see it is that then in your case the main body of your machine (the one with the blue block in it) will be separate in movement to the decoupled saw. So you'll have separate controls to move the main body and another set of controls to move the saw. In this case you could then leave the main body of your machine behind and wreck havoc with your blade. Or control both parts independently and do different things rather than have one key move both parts.