Freud D0536X Cordless Saw Blade 5-3/8 in 36 Tooth

Product Description

The FREUD D0536X is a 5-3/8 inch, 36-tooth circular saw blade engineered for cordless cutting applications. Part of the Diablo line, this blade is built to deliver clean crosscuts and rip cuts while drawing less power from battery-driven saws, helping preserve runtime on the job. The 36-tooth configuration balances cut speed with finish quality, making it a practical choice for general framing, decking, and finish carpentry work. The 10mm arbor fits the compact cordless saws common to residential and light commercial jobsites. Licensed electricians, carpenters, and HVAC techs who cut sheet material or dimensional lumber in the field will find this blade a reliable fit for their cordless setup.

This blade is sized for the 5-3/8 inch cordless circular saws commonly used in trade work where a full-size worm-drive or sidewinder is impractical. It is well-suited to residential new construction, remodel work, and service calls where a lightweight, battery-powered saw handles repetitive cuts through dimensional lumber, plywood, and similar materials. The compact diameter and appropriate tooth count make it a standard blade choice for jobsite cordless saws in electrical, HVAC, and general construction applications.

Key Features

• 5-3/8 inch blade diameter sized for compact cordless circular saws
• 36-tooth count balances cut speed and surface finish for general-purpose cutting
• 10mm arbor bore fits standard compact cordless saw spindles
• Diablo-line construction optimized for lower power draw on battery-operated tools
• Sold in a package quantity of 25, suited for distribution or multi-crew stocking

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or stocking blade for 5-3/8 inch cordless circular saws with a 10mm arbor bore.

Installation Notes

Blade installation and changes must be performed by a qualified tradesperson with the saw battery removed or the tool unplugged before any blade work begins. Use the appropriate arbor wrench for the saw model and confirm the blade is seated flush against the arbor flange before tightening. Inspect the blade for cracks or missing carbide teeth before each use and replace immediately if damage is found. Follow the saw manufacturer's blade change procedure and all applicable jobsite safety requirements.