Freud DOU125JCW3 Oscillating Blade Carbide Wood 3 Pack

Product Description

The FREUD DOU125JCW3 is a 3-pack of AMPED Demo Demon universal-fit oscillating blades designed for clean wood cutting applications. Each blade measures 1.25 inches wide by 1.75 inches deep and is fitted with TICO carbide teeth that deliver up to 50 times longer cutting life compared to standard bi-metal blades. The curved contact edge acts as a pilot for precise plunge cuts while reducing vibration. A Black I.C.E. (Industrial Cooling Element) coating protects the cutting edge against heat and wear. Licensed electricians, carpenters, remodelers, and general contractors are the primary installers of this blade type.

These oscillating blades are suited for residential and commercial renovation work where clean cuts in wood are required. Typical applications include flush cuts, plunge cuts, and trim work in framing, flooring, and finish carpentry. The Tracking Control design keeps cuts straight and on-line without wandering. The 3-pack format provides value for high-volume cutting tasks or multi-technician job sites where blade consumption is frequent.

Key Features

• TICO carbide teeth rated for up to 50 times longer cutting life versus standard bi-metal blades
• Curved contact edge pilots precise, low-vibration plunge cuts
• Tracking Control design promotes straight, clean cuts throughout the stroke
• Black I.C.E. coating reduces heat buildup and extends cutting edge life
• Universal fit, adapter-free attachment compatible with most oscillating tools except Starlock
• 3-pack configuration for extended job site use

Compatibility

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

Installation Notes

Oscillating blades are installed and changed by carpenters, remodelers, and general tradespeople using standard oscillating multi-tool procedures. Power down and unplug or battery-disconnect the tool before changing blades. Inspect the blade mount interface for debris before seating the blade. Follow the tool manufacturer torque or clamping guidance for the specific oscillating tool being used.