Freud DOU350RBGP Bi-metal Oscillating Blade 3.5 in 4-pack

Product Description

The FREUD DOU350RBGP is a 3.5-inch universal-fit bi-metal oscillating blade engineered for general purpose cutting applications. The blade features an ultra-hardened cutting edge rated for up to 5 times longer service life than standard oscillating blades. A curved contact edge creates a self-piloting entry point for clean, precise plunge cuts with reduced vibration. The Black I.C.E. (Industrial Cooling Element) coating keeps teeth cool and prevents buildup during fast, continuous cutting. This SKU ships as a 4-pack and is installed by HVAC technicians, plumbers, electricians, and general contractors who rely on oscillating tools for demolition, repair, and rough-in work.

The DOU350RBGP is suited for cutting nail-embedded wood, clean wood, ferrous and non-ferrous metal, and plastics. The universal-fit, adapter-free shank attaches directly to most major-brand oscillating tools without an adapter, streamlining tool changes on the job. It is not compatible with Starlock-system tools. The blade performs well in remodeling and service scenarios where mixed-material cuts are common, including opening walls, cutting pipe access notches, and trimming fastener-embedded framing.

Key Features

• Ultra-hardened cutting edge delivers up to 5 times longer life than standard blades
• Curved contact edge pilots precise, clean plunge cuts with less vibration
• Black I.C.E. (Industrial Cooling Element) keeps teeth cool and clear of debris during use
• Universal-fit, adapter-free shank attaches to most oscillating tools without an adapter
• Bi-metal construction handles nail-embedded wood, clean wood, metal, and plastics
• Sold as a 4-pack for jobsite stocking

Compatibility

Universal-fit shank attaches to most major oscillating tool platforms without an adapter. Not compatible with Starlock-system tools.

Installation Notes

Oscillating blades are installed and replaced by any trade professional using an oscillating multi-tool. Power down and unplug or battery-disconnect the tool before changing blades. Inspect the blade clamp and arbor for wear before seating the new blade. Follow the tool manufacturer's blade-clamping torque procedure to prevent blade slippage during cuts.