Freud DOU275RCGP Carbide Oscillating Blade 4 Pack

Product Description

The FREUD DOU275RCGP is a 2-3/4 inch universal-fit carbide oscillating blade engineered for general purpose cutting applications. Designed under the Diablo line, this blade features high-performance carbide teeth that deliver cutting life up to 50 times longer than 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 material buildup during extended use. Licensed tradespeople and experienced contractors rely on this blade for demanding cuts in nail-embedded wood, clean wood, metal, and plastics. Sold in a 4-pack.

This blade is suited for residential and light commercial renovation, remodeling, and repair work. It performs in applications where a single blade must handle mixed materials, including wood with embedded fasteners, sheet metal, and plastic trim. The universal-fit, adapter-free shank attaches directly to most oscillating multi-tools on the market. Note that this blade is not compatible with starlock-style tool interfaces. Its 2-3/4 inch cutting width makes it a practical choice for flush cuts, plunge cuts, and material removal in confined spaces.

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. coating dissipates heat and prevents tooth buildup during cuts
• Universal-fit, adapter-free design attaches to most oscillating multi-tools without an adapter
• Handles nail-embedded wood, clean wood, metal, and plastics in a single blade
• Sold as a 4-pack for job-site continuity and value

Compatibility

Universal-fit shank attaches to most oscillating multi-tool brands and models. Not compatible with starlock tool interfaces.

Installation Notes

Installation of oscillating blades should be performed by qualified tradespeople following the tool manufacturer's blade-change procedure. Always power down and unplug or remove the battery from the tool before changing blades. Confirm the arbor clamp is fully torqued per the tool manufacturer's specification before beginning a cut. Wear appropriate PPE, including eye protection, when cutting nail-embedded wood or metal.