So I just bought a table saw from Home Depot for woodworking projects that I’ve got going, however I also want the ability to get my steel cuts perfectly machine flat as free handing with an angle grinder is not exactly a precise process. I was looking at this Diablo steel demon blade with cermet carbide tips rated to 8,000 RPM, and my table saw only hits 5,700. I’ve seen other people cut steel on their table saws but would like to get some actual advice on if it’s even an ok idea as long as the blade is solid, as I don’t want to buy an 800 dollar carbide chop saw. Thank you!