Freud DS0612BW15 6in 6-12 Tpi Wood Recip Blades 15 Pack

Product Description

The FREUD DS0612BW15 is a 15-pack of 6-inch bi-metal reciprocating saw blades engineered for cutting nail-embedded wood. Each blade measures 6 inches in length and features a variable tooth pitch of 6-12 TPI, allowing the cutting edge to engage lumber aggressively while self-clearing debris. Bi-metal construction bonds a high-speed steel tooth edge to a flexible alloy steel body, resisting breakage under the stress of demolition cuts. A Perma-Shield non-stick coating reduces drag and heat buildup, extending blade life in heavy-use applications. These blades are intended for use by carpenters, demo crews, remodelers, and general contractors working on teardown and rough framing projects.

These blades are suited for residential and light commercial demolition work where lumber contains embedded nails, screws, or staples. Typical applications include decking removal, wall teardown, floor framing demo, and salvage cutting where clean cuts are not required and material speed is the priority. The variable tooth geometry bites into rough lumber quickly and maintains cut progress even when the blade contacts embedded fasteners. The 15-pack quantity supports multi-day job sites or crew use without frequent restocking.

Key Features

• 6-12 TPI variable tooth pitch for aggressive cutting in nail-embedded wood
• Bi-metal construction combines high-speed steel teeth with a flexible alloy steel body for breakage resistance
• Perma-Shield coating reduces blade drag and friction heat for longer service life
• 6-inch blade length fits standard reciprocating saw tool clamps
• 15-blade pack provides extended job-site supply for demolition crews
• Designed to maintain cutting progress when contacting embedded nails and fasteners

Compatibility

Designed as a universal-shank reciprocating saw blade compatible with standard reciprocating saws that accept the universal T-shank or standard straight-shank blade interface, as is typical for this blade type.

Installation Notes

Installation and blade changes must be performed with the reciprocating saw powered off and the battery removed or the tool unplugged from its power source. Use the tool manufacturer's blade-clamp mechanism to seat the blade fully before operation. Inspect each blade for cracks or missing teeth before use. Follow applicable OSHA and tool-manufacturer safety guidelines for reciprocating saw operation, including the use of eye protection and appropriate PPE during demolition cutting.