Here are some modifications The AeroSmith found most useful.

1) Mounted to 3/4" Marine plywood base.
2) Table top surfaced on the milling machine.
3) Switch wired with hot pigtail for vacuum; it comes on when the machine is running.
4) Completely new, micro-adjusting rip-fence built.
5) Stock Dremel Miter highly modified for accuracy.
6) Inserts made to minimize the gap between the blade and the work.

French built tiny table saw, links, and the Dremel 580 Table Saw Manual http://www.modelshipwrights.net/Jim%20Byrnes%20Saw.htmavailable! 

http://albums.photo.epson.com/j/AlbumIndex?u=4184262&a=31227703&f=

Be sure to look here for some mind-boggling, super quality modeler's tools made by modelers for modelers:

www.byrnesmodelmachines.com

More modifications to the Dremel Table Saw now available on the Epson site.

Other items of interest to Dremel owners:
Harbor Freight has carbide blades nearly identical to the (VERY expensive)Micro-Mark blades, but for an excellent price. William Berg Co has toothed pulleys and belts, and Grainger has motors.

(4-25-05)

From the folks at Dremel: The correct belt for the DREMEL saw through McMaster is Catalog No. 6082K51 and you need to specify 10" circumference, 1/4" width. Check their site for this time at www.mcmaster.com.

www.harborfreight.com Great quality carbide blades
24 Tooth: #90175 @ .99
40 Tooth: #90176 @ .99
These are an extraordinary buy, and I highly recommend them. Only differences, aside from them being about a tenth the price, is that they cut a slightly wider kerf.

http://www.wmberg.com/index.htm

Toothed belts and pulleys
Belt:
TB7UP4-120 (120 teeth) 9.99
Pulleys:
TP7A3W4-22 3/16" bore 9.99
TP7A4W4-24 1/4" bore 10.23
TP7A4W4-30 1/4" bore 10.97

www.grainger.com Replacement motor is Model number 2M034 @  37.50
(Grainger can be impossible to deal with if you have no retail sales number; I'm working on finding an alternate source.)

To see the remainder of the modifications:
http://albums.photo.epson.com/j/AlbumIndex?u=4184262&a=31074882&f=0

Note: To see the Epson site photos best,  please click on Select All in the center, then click on the first photo.  They then come up larger, and with some comments below each photograph. (you may have to scroll down).  Also, see Visit Albums, View a Different Album,  and pick one from the drop-down menu. 

The COMPLETE site on Saws:
http://www.aboutsaws.com/tablesaw

To quote the site owner:
" Your one-stop destination for anything you can think about saws. This Saws Directory is designed to help its users find the saws information, articles, source, companies, products and services."

More at AboutSaws.com than you can imagine!!

Questions or comments, please drop me a line.     Bob

PS: Don't miss this!!

www.byrnesmodelmachines.com

Here, the modified Dremel Miter Gage.  (Please look for photo on lower right) The thick, and taller aluminum block is screwed onto to original Dremel steel backing, then trimmed 90° to the table on the milling machine.  The stamped steel tongue has been replaced with a close fitting aluminum one seen here.

SUPER QUALITY TABLE SAW AVAILABLE:
And, no I have no relationship here at all; just a great saw...expensive, but it SHOULD be!