Freud DOU125CGP Carbide Oscillating Blade 1-1/4 in 4 Pack

Product Description

The FREUD DOU125CGP is a 1-1/4 inch universal fit carbide oscillating blade designed for general purpose cutting across a range of materials. Built under the Diablo line, this blade targets demanding job site conditions where standard bi-metal blades fall short. High-performance carbide teeth deliver up to 50 times longer cutting life compared to standard bi-metal blades. A curved contact edge acts as a pilot for precise, clean plunge cuts while reducing vibration. The black I.C.E. (industrial cooling element) coating keeps teeth cool and free of buildup, maintaining cut speed and quality through extended use. Sold in a pack of 4.

This blade is suited for residential and commercial trade applications where an oscillating multi-tool is used for cutting nail-embedded wood, clean wood, metal, and plastics. It fits the typical workflow of carpenters, remodelers, plumbers, and electricians who need a reliable oscillating blade for rough and finish cuts in tight or confined spaces. The universal fit design attaches adapter-free to most oscillating tools, with the exception of Starlock-style tools.

Key Features

• Carbide teeth rated for 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 prevents heat buildup and tooth loading
• Universal fit, adapter-free attachment compatible with most oscillating tools except Starlock tools
• Cuts nail-embedded wood, clean wood, metal, and plastics
• Pack of 4 blades per package

Compatibility

Universal fit design attaches directly to most oscillating multi-tools without an adapter. Not compatible with Starlock-style oscillating tools.

Installation Notes

Install and remove oscillating blades only with the tool powered off and unplugged or battery removed. Secure the blade fully in the tool clamp before operation and confirm there is no lateral play. Eye protection and work gloves are recommended when handling carbide-tipped blades, as carbide edges are sharp even when new.