Freud DOS125CGP3 Carbide Oscillating Blade 3 Pack

Product Description

The FREUD DOS125CGP3 is a 3-pack of 1-1/4 inch carbide oscillating blades engineered for general purpose cutting in demanding trade applications. These Starlock-compatible blades are designed to cut through nail-embedded wood, clean wood, metal, and plastics with high-performance carbide teeth that deliver up to 50 times longer cutting life compared to standard bi-metal blades. A curved contact edge pilots clean, precise plunge cuts while reducing vibration. The black I.C.E. (industrial cooling element) coating keeps teeth cool and free of buildup during extended cutting sessions. Installed by carpenters, remodelers, plumbers, and electricians who rely on oscillating tools for tight-access work.

These blades are suited for residential and commercial applications where a single blade must handle mixed-material cuts. Typical use cases include cutting through wood framing with embedded fasteners, trimming door jambs, notching pipe penetrations, and cutting plastic conduit or pipe. The 1-1/4 inch blade width is well matched to plunge cuts in flooring, drywall, and subfloor work. The 3-pack format is appropriate for high-volume service work where blade longevity and job-site continuity matter.

Key Features

• High-performance carbide teeth rated up to 50 times longer cutting life versus standard bi-metal blades
• Curved contact edge pilots precise, clean plunge cuts with reduced vibration
• Black I.C.E. (industrial cooling element) coating keeps teeth cool and buildup free
• Starlock tool-free quick-change interface for fast blade swaps
• Compatible with Fein, other Starlock tools, and non-Starlock multi-tools
• General purpose design handles nail-embedded wood, clean wood, metal, and plastics

Compatibility

Features a tool-free Starlock quick-change interface compatible with Fein and other Starlock oscillating tools, and also fits non-Starlock multi-tools. Designed for general purpose oscillating tool applications across mixed materials.

Installation Notes

Blade changes should be performed with the tool powered off and unplugged or battery removed. Follow the tool manufacturer's blade-change procedure for the specific oscillating tool in use. Inspect blades before each use and replace if teeth are chipped or worn. Eye protection is required when cutting metal or nail-embedded materials due to chip and spark hazard.