You have a splitter, not a riving knife. By definition a riving knife moves with the blade.
A very good addition.Riving knife - Wikipedia
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I've had a Shark Guard and riving knife for the last 8 years or so. Highly recommended. The riving knife is always in use (except for dado cuts), but I do have to take off the guard when ripping narrow pieces. You need room to see and get a push stick in - nothing is perfect. But for ripping wider boards and crosscuts it's excellent, both in terms of safety as well as dust control.I do not have & don't want a blade guard. I find the Shark Guard very interesting and it may change my mind.