Freud D053818WMX 5-3/8 in 18T Framing Saw Blade 3 Pack

Product Description

The FREUD D053818WMX is a 5-3/8 inch, 18-tooth framing saw blade designed for fast, accurate cuts in wood framing materials. Sold in a 3-pack, this blade is built around a thin kerf body that reduces material removal and draws less cutting power from the saw motor — a direct advantage when running cordless equipment. The blade uses Diablo Tico Hi-Density Carbide tips, engineered for extended life and consistent performance in repetitive wood cutting applications. The 20mm arbor fit comes with three additional bushings that expand compatibility to 1/2 inch, 5/8 inch, and 10mm arbor saws without requiring separate adapters.

This blade is suited for residential and light commercial framing work where cordless circular saws are the primary cutting tool. Typical applications include dimensional lumber cuts, wall framing, floor framing, and rough carpentry. The thin kerf geometry reduces battery drain on cordless platforms, making it practical for extended use on job sites without frequent recharging. Carpenters and framing crews working with standard cordless circular saws in the 5-3/8 inch blade class will find this a direct fit for production framing tasks.

Key Features

• 5-3/8 inch diameter, 18-tooth configuration optimized for fast framing cuts
• Thin kerf body reduces cutting resistance and conserves cordless battery power
• Diablo Tico Hi-Density Carbide tips for extended blade life in wood cutting
• 20mm arbor with three included bushings for 1/2 inch, 5/8 inch, and 10mm arbor compatibility
• Sold as a 3-pack for job site continuity and reduced downtime

Compatibility

Fits 5-3/8 inch cordless circular saws with 20mm, 1/2 inch, 5/8 inch, or 10mm arbors. Designed for wood framing applications on cordless circular saw platforms that accept this blade diameter.

Installation Notes

Blade installation and replacement should be performed by a qualified carpenter or tradesperson following the saw manufacturer's blade-change procedure. Always disconnect the battery pack or unplug the saw before changing blades. Confirm the arbor bushing size matches the saw spindle before seating the blade, and verify the blade guard operates correctly before making any cut. Eye and hearing protection are required during operation per standard jobsite safety practice.