With the bushing that comes with this blade, it fits on my saw. The blade is so thin that I had to use a hammer to secure the bushing in place. And that's good. That means it's not going to get loose.Pros:Super thin.Cut all the rocks I tried on it, up to agates and I think it was jasper. It was harder than the agates to cut.Didn't go dull after a few rocks—I've had that happen on blades.Minimal edge chipping.Good bushing design.Cons:It's wobbly.Unless you are cutting perpendicular, the blade has a hard time starting the cut. Again, because it just bends.I feel like they could have put a little more diamond in the cutting edge for a little more durability, but maybe what they did put makes more sense for the price.Probably impossible to get a flat cut with this. I am not using a vise, just my hands. A vise might enable a flat cut.Final thoughts:I don't regret getting this blade. To get the cut started, and to finish it, I just hold the blade in place with my finger. It's slick enough with the water on it. The wobble makes the cut chip off before I expect it to, every time. So it makes a nice thin cut, but a bigger-than-expected chip-off at the end.The biggest rock I tried was about an inch and a half wide. It had no problems with it. I don't worry about if it can cut the rock, just if I need it more flat or not.Summary:The price of thin is flat cuts. Looks like you cannot have both with this blade. Should you buy it? Yes—if you understand the limitations and accept them.