I am currently in a dilemma as to what table saw to purchase. As up to this point I've gotten away using various tools to get by but I am now coming to see their limitations. Only recently have I gotten more interested in wood working and am now looking to purchase my first table saw. I am in the process of building a 4'x6' work bench that will hold my cnc on top and will have cabinets below on one half with a large pull out drawer on the other for my miter saw and other large tools.
Currently I rent the house i live in with my girlfriend and am working in my 2 car garage that is quickly filling up with tools and used also for storage (pretty well organized)haha. I am also limited on space do to the one work bench and depending on which saw I get might be limited for another smaller workbench/ outfeed/router station. I am currently looking at the dewalt 7491rs, Bosch 4100-09, rigid 4512, and delta 36-725. They are all about the same price, each has their faults, so far leaning towards the dewalt.
I plan on using it to make the storage on the workbench, some night stands, various other wood projects and cutting acrylic sheets. If I could get away with a cheaper table saw that would be great ,but I'm afraid might be limited and regret it. I'm a little more concerned with the rigid and delta do to size and if they would be so much more noticeable in quality in cuts than the other two to warrant losing the mobility and taking more space when not using. I should also state I am limited to 120v models. Any input would be appreciated, and I have gone through the search but many of the threads are older and not quite pertain to the same.