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Overall, pretty happy. For the cost, I think it's reasonable value for money compared to the alternatives and I'm happy I upgraded from my DeWalt job site saw (A big factor in this was the noise... going to an induction motor is just so much quieter!). My biggest gripe is probably that the...

No problem. For what it's worth, the table itself is easy to detach from the track it runs on when you're not using it (The track itself only adds an extra 16cm or so to the width of the table saw).

The table itself is 42cm wide and 32cm deep but the fence also protrudes a further 19cm or so past the edge of the table.

It was a couple of years ago now, but I ordered the Rutlands Biscuit Jointer and the fence would not stay put on it. To be fair to them they got it picked up and refunded, so happy enough with their response. Ordered that Screwfix one as a replacement though and it was head and shoulders...

That's a ripper, used by roofers to cut the nails that hold slates in place - How to use a Slater's Ripper? - Wonkee Donkee Tools

If you mean just attaching the boards to the ledges in the same fashion but with no T&G then gaps appearing between the boards if they shrink, or the boards cupping if the expand. If you tried to glue the boards together before construction instead of T&G'ing them (into a single panel), then...