Freud DOU125BW3 Bi-metal Oscillating Blade 3 Pack

Product Description

The FREUD DOU125BW3 is a 3-pack of 1-1/4 inch universal fit bi-metal oscillating blades engineered for cutting nail-embedded wood. Sold under the Diablo line, these blades feature an ultra-hardened cutting edge rated to deliver up to 5 times longer life than standard oscillating blades. A curved contact edge acts as a pilot for precise, clean plunge cuts while reducing vibration during use. The Black I.C.E. (Industrial Cooling Element) coating keeps the teeth cool and free of buildup, maintaining fast, clean cuts across demanding applications. Carpenters, remodelers, and multi-trade service techs working in demo or rough-in scenarios will find these well suited to the task.

These blades are intended for use with oscillating multi-tools in applications involving nail-embedded wood, such as door casing removal, subfloor cutouts, and rough framing repairs common in residential and light commercial remodeling. The universal fit shank attaches to most major oscillating tool brands without an adapter. Note that Starlock-format tools are not compatible with this blade mount system. The 3-pack format is practical for high-volume cutting work where blade life is a factor.

Key Features

• Ultra-hardened cutting edge rated up to 5 times longer life than standard blades in nail-embedded wood
• Bi-metal construction for durability through abrasive and metal-contact cutting conditions
• Curved contact edge pilots the blade for precise, clean plunge cuts with reduced vibration
• Black I.C.E. (Industrial Cooling Element) coating dissipates heat and resists tooth buildup
• Universal fit, adapter-free mount compatible with most oscillating multi-tool brands
• 3-pack quantity supports extended job-site use without interruption

Compatibility

Universal fit design attaches to most oscillating multi-tool brands without an adapter. Not compatible with Starlock-format tools.

Installation Notes

Installation and blade changes should be performed with the tool unplugged or the battery removed. Follow the tool manufacturer's blade-clamping procedure to ensure the blade is fully seated before operation. Eye protection and work gloves are recommended when handling and changing oscillating blades. Inspect the blade for wear or damage before each use and replace as needed.