Diablo D0724X Framing Saw Blade 7-1/4 in 24T Wood

Product Description

The DIABLO D0724X is a 7-1/4-inch, 24-tooth framing saw blade engineered for fast, accurate cuts in wood framing and general construction applications. The blade features a Tracking Point tooth design with a thin laser-cut kerf of .059 inches that reduces resistance and improves cut speed. Micrograin carbide tips deliver long edge retention, while the PermaSHIELD non-stick coating resists heat, gumming, and corrosion. Laser-cut stabilizer vents dissipate heat and dampen vibration to reduce blade warp. Rated to 8000 RPM, this blade is compatible with both corded and cordless circular saws and is installed by carpenters, framers, and general contractors.

The D0724X is suited for residential and light commercial framing, remodeling, demolition, siding, decking, masonry and concrete forming, and landscaping applications. The 5/8-inch arbor fits the most common circular saw spindle size. The Tracking Point tooth geometry is designed to maintain straight, controlled cuts across varying wood types and thicknesses, making it a practical everyday blade for jobsite use where both cut quality and blade longevity matter.

Key Features

• 7-1/4-inch diameter with 24 ATB teeth for aggressive framing cuts
• Tracking Point tooth design extends cutting life and maintains straight cut tracking
• Laser-cut .059-inch kerf reduces material waste and cutting resistance
• PermaSHIELD non-stick coating resists gumming, rust, and corrosion
• Laser-cut stabilizer vents reduce vibration and blade heat buildup
• 8000 max RPM rating compatible with corded and cordless circular saws

Compatibility

Designed for corded and cordless circular saws with a 5/8-inch arbor. Suitable for framing, remodeling and demolition, siding and decking, masonry and concrete forming, and landscaping tasks across general construction applications.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified carpenter or contractor following the saw manufacturer's guidelines. Disconnect power or remove the battery pack before changing blades. Confirm the arbor size matches the saw spindle and ensure the blade is seated flush against the flange before tightening the arbor nut. Verify that the blade RPM rating meets or exceeds the saw's no-load speed before operation.