I will break this into sections, then have an overall view at the end. My first impressions were that the table was well packaged with separate bags for each assembly sequence. The fit and finish on the table, fence and other parts was excellent and with the exception of one screw that wasn't tightened all the way, every thing was in good order. Although I rarely use the instructions, I do scan the pages to get a feel for where I'm supposed to be during the process. Here I feel they could use a bit more detail.
Some folks DO read and follow each step religiously.
This would leave one scratching their heads as the instructions are lacking in detail. I inserted the bar into the miter slot on my table and positioned the top as instructed. I then marked the holes, removed the top, fastened the bar with the screws and installed the threaded rods that are used to keep the top secure. When I tried to put it back on the saw , the existing fence rails got in the way and needed to be removed. I also noted that in order to change the blade I would need to remove the top, then go through all the normal procedure.