Be careful with this approach, as it might cause other issues. We recently had contractors here doing some work and had a UPS for our router and Starlink plugged into the same circuit where they plugged in their chop saw. The inverters weren't affected at all by the saw, nor were LED shop lights on that circuit. But the UPS went crazy, faulted, and started screaming with an alarm (and no, the saw wasn't plugged into it). Happened several times until we finally unplugged it. Tried a replacement (different model) and it did the same. Same saw also faults AFCI breakers if plugged into one. I have a similar model saw from the same manufacturer (Dewalt) and it trips AFCIs as well. Brushes in the motor, apparently, but both saws are fairly new. Theirs gets a lot of use, mine very little.