Freud DOS125JBW3 Oscillating Blade 1-1/4 in Wood 3 Pack

Product Description

The FREUD DOS125JBW3 is a 3-pack of 1-1/4 inch bi-metal oscillating tool blades engineered for clean wood cutting applications. Each blade features an ultra-hardened cutting edge rated for up to 5 times longer service life compared to standard blades. The curved contact edge acts as a pilot during plunge cuts, reducing vibration and improving cut accuracy. An optimized Japanese tooth design paired with a black I.C.E. (industrial cooling element) coating keeps the teeth cool and free of buildup during extended use. These blades are suited for professional carpenters, remodelers, and general contractors who depend on consistent performance from their oscillating tool.

These blades are designed for clean wood cutting in residential and light commercial applications. Typical use cases include plunge cuts in trim, framing lumber, and wood substrates during renovation or finish carpentry work. The Starlock interface makes them a direct fit for Fein Starlock tools and other Starlock-compatible multi-tools. They are also compatible with most non-Starlock oscillating multi-tools, broadening their usability across common jobsite tool inventories.

Key Features

• Ultra-hardened cutting edge delivers up to 5 times longer life than standard oscillating blades
• Curved contact edge pilots plunge cuts for cleaner entry with reduced vibration
• Japanese tooth geometry optimized for fast, clean cuts in wood
• Black I.C.E. industrial cooling element coating reduces heat buildup at the cutting edge
• Starlock bi-metal construction for compatibility with Fein Starlock and other Starlock-interface tools
• Tool-free quick-change interface also fits most non-Starlock oscillating multi-tools

Compatibility

Fits Fein and other Starlock-interface oscillating tools. Also compatible with most non-Starlock oscillating multi-tools. Designed for clean wood cutting applications.

Installation Notes

Blade changes should be performed with the tool powered off and unplugged or with the battery removed. Use the tool-free quick-change interface as intended and confirm the blade is fully seated and locked before operation. Inspect blades for wear or tooth damage before each use and replace when cutting performance degrades. Blade installation and use should follow the oscillating tool manufacturer guidelines and applicable jobsite safety requirements.