Freud DS0705CWR3 Carbide Reciprocating Blade 5-pack

Product Description

The FREUD DS0705CWR3 is a 7-3/8 inch carbide-tipped reciprocating saw blade engineered for rough-in work, scrolling cuts, and radius cutting applications. Running at 5 TPI, this blade is built for aggressive material removal in nail-embedded wood and clean wood. The blade body is reinforced for maximum stability under heavy cutting loads, and large gullets promote fast chip evacuation to maintain cut speed. A non-stick coating on the blade surface reduces friction and prevents pitch buildup, keeping the blade running freely through resinous or dirty stock. This pack includes 5 blades. Demolition contractors, rough-in carpenters, and trade professionals handling structural teardown or framing work are the primary installers.

The DS0705CWR3 is suited for scrolling and radius cuts where a standard demo blade lacks the maneuverability to follow curves. The optimized tip geometry supports fast plunge cuts into material without requiring a pre-drilled entry point, which saves significant time during rough-in and demolition phases. Typical applications include cutting through dimensional lumber, engineered wood, and nail-embedded framing members during residential and light commercial demo or remodel work.

Key Features

• Carbide-tipped cutting teeth rated for up to 50 times longer cutting life versus standard bi-metal blades
• 5 TPI tooth configuration optimized for scrolling, radius, and rough-in cuts
• Large gullet design for rapid chip removal and sustained cut speed in heavy stock
• Reinforced blade body delivers stability in extreme or high-torque cutting conditions
• Non-stick coating minimizes friction and pitch buildup in resinous or nail-embedded wood
• Optimized tip profile enables fast plunge entry without a pre-drilled pilot hole

Compatibility

Designed as a universal-shank reciprocating saw blade compatible with standard reciprocating saws accepting 7-3/8 inch blades in rough-in, scrolling, and demolition cutting applications.

Installation Notes

Blade installation and changes should be performed with the reciprocating saw powered off and the battery removed or the tool unplugged from its power source. Use the saw manufacturer's blade-change mechanism and verify the blade is fully seated and locked before operation. Wear cut-resistant gloves when handling carbide-tipped blades, as tooth edges are significantly sharper than bi-metal alternatives. Inspect the blade body for cracks or missing carbide tips before each use and replace any damaged blade immediately.