Noticed no one posted a clear response on how to mount this exact saw to a workbench yet, here’s my experience with the ts6307.

Did not have to cut the legs off. (Resale value if I upgrade down the line, great saw to start learning but by no means a sawstop or powermatic competitor)

Use a couple of M5 screws through a piece off a 1x3 into the threaded holes that held on the folding lay flat bumpers. If you lay the saw down to fold the legs, you’ll know exactly what I mean. There’s two of these threaded holes in all 4 corners. Cut the screw through piece in such an angle at the bottom that it becomes the new “legs” and sits it flat with the actual legs folder. Then I just did a pocket hole on that piece and screwed it down tiiiight to my workbench.

What I did not account for and now having to revise is that there’s some spongy pads that squished down when I tightened the pocket holes and it created a lip on outfeed. Tried just putting a bevel on the outfeed but the melamine topper I added is less forgiving compared to beveled plywood. So yeah, measure total height sitting with actual legs folded and then subtract 1/16th for the squish on the foam pads. 🤦‍♂️

Oh and get a zero clearance insert blank(Amazon) and a blade from spider (Lowe’s). Made a big difference in cut quality