Archer PRO 12" in. Continuous Rim Diamond Blades, Wet Tile Saw Blades for Porcelain or Ceramic Tile Cutting. 1” in. Arbor for use with Cut-Off Saw

of course it did.

I'm using this to rip travertine on a beam saw (14" Imer). It tracks well with minimal blow-out. I haven't used it to cut porcelain or ceramic.It tracks best when ripping through the center of a piece. I think that's because it has equal force / resistance on each side of the blade. Long trimming cuts (for example, shaving 1/4" off a 24" rip) are more of a challenge. It tends to deflect on the pull stroke. The solution: a second pass in reverse (climb cutting) trims it true.Note: this could be a function of my saw as well. I haven't laid a dial indicator on it to check, nor have I run it against a similar blade.All in all, a good purchase.

Not as pictured has the insert inside the ring

If you're planning on using this to cut glass tile, pass. Chips, chips, and more chips. To be fair, though, none of the 4.5" blades I tried worked well on glass tiles. I had to use a 7" saw and glass cutting blade.

great value, top notch product.