This is not advisable. One of the benchtop saws' trademarks is that they have no stands attached, and they have a small top. Having no stand attached means that you will always need a cutting surface like a bench or a log placed under the cutting object.
This will give the blade room to cut through and have some of the blade hand below the surface of your wood. The table surface on benchtop saws is quite small, and this limits their rip capacity. They are better suited for smaller jobs. You will notice that they are not as powerful as other saws. This is the type of saw that is great for occasional DIY jobs and not big jobs.