Freud D0824X Framing Blade 8.25in 24T 5/8in Arbor

Product Description

The FREUD D0824X is a circular saw framing blade engineered for fast, aggressive cuts through dimensional lumber, engineered wood, and other framing materials. Measuring 8.25 inches in diameter with a 24-tooth configuration, this blade is optimized for high-speed stock removal rather than finish cutting. The 5/8-inch arbor bore fits standard framing-grade circular saws. Sold in a package of 25 blades, this SKU is suited for wholesale stocking by contractors, lumber yards, or supply houses running active framing crews.

This blade is intended for residential and light commercial framing applications where cut speed and durability take priority over surface finish. Typical use cases include rough framing, sheathing cuts, truss work, and subfloor installation. The 24-tooth count delivers the coarse, fast chip load preferred by framing carpenters working with dry or green dimensional lumber. The 8.25-inch diameter is compatible with larger worm-drive and sidewinder saws commonly used on job sites.

Key Features

• 8.25-inch blade diameter sized for worm-drive and compatible framing saws
• 24-tooth configuration optimized for fast material removal in framing applications
• 5/8-inch arbor bore for broad saw compatibility
• Diablo-series construction for extended blade life under job-site conditions
• Sold in a 25-pack quantity, suitable for contractor-level stocking

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement framing blade for 8.25-inch circular saws with a 5/8-inch arbor. Confirm arbor size and blade diameter against your saw's specifications before installation.

Installation Notes

Blade installation and replacement should be performed by a qualified carpenter or saw technician following the saw manufacturer's instructions. Always disconnect the saw from its power source or remove the battery before changing blades. Use the correct arbor wrench to secure the blade nut to the manufacturer's specified method — never overtighten by impact. Inspect the blade for cracks, missing carbide, or warping before each use and discard any damaged blade immediately.