So it makes certain things interesting, and I absolutely had to make my own power coupler, but I put the old carriage and table from my 500 that died to the left of the headstock. I use some of the old one’s other leftover parts as outfeed for my motor-hanger Sawstop.

As for the table saw, I hear you. The table even on a 510 is small, but much more usable than a 500, and while tilting the table is always going to be bonkers for TS operations, the overall build quality is so much better than your average plastic jobsite saw that I’d use it if I didn’t have at least one of the mid-range Ridgids or something. Even the DeWalts, with their very nice fences, can be ridiculously tiny if you don’t spring for one of their nicer ones.

You probably already know this, but for the 510 fence (and most “2-point” fences), a little forward pressure while locking down avoids much of the slop that Biesemeyer stans complain about when using anything else.