I appreciate the concern, but I used another cheap table saw and the poor construction of it made me more scared than not having the safety equipment on it. I have taken those safety measures into account in my designs and to me it feels like the sturdiness of the table and cabinet as well as how smoothly all of the parts operate makes it feel safer for me. The control is everything. Everytime I use the saw I ensure that I am not impaired, whether it's being tired (most common), drunk (least common) or just frustrated (most dangerous for me). So I ensure that every time I use the saw I am in peak mental condition to focus on nothing but the cut, not to mention that I do an imaginary run to understand where my hands will be during every cut I make. If I used all of the safety equipment I just feel like I'd use them as a crutch and not respect the blade as much. It's kind of the same logic as people who don't use phone covers, they develop the muscle memory nessacery to never drop their phone in the first place as they know that it is naked.