Freud DS0905FG5 Reciprocating Blade 9in 5 Tpi 5 Pack

Product Description

The FREUD DS0905FG5 is a 9-inch, 5 TPI reciprocating saw blade engineered for wood cutting applications. Sold in a 5-pack, each blade features precision fleam ground teeth that slice through wood fibers cleanly, reducing tear-out and minimizing binding. The bi-directional tooth design allows fast, smooth cutting on both the push and pull stroke, which is useful in tight demo or rough-in scenarios where blade repositioning is difficult. A unique plunge tip geometry allows the blade to start cuts in flat stock without a pre-drilled entry hole, reducing setup time on site.

These blades are suited for residential and light commercial carpentry, demolition, and rough framing work. Typical applications include cutting dimensional lumber, wood framing members, and similar soft to medium-density wood materials. The fleam ground tooth profile is optimized for clean wood cuts rather than nail-embedded or composite materials. Contractors, carpenters, and electricians doing rough-in work will find the plunge-tip design especially practical when cutting into wall or floor sheathing without a starter hole.

Key Features

• Precision fleam ground teeth for clean, low-resistance cuts in wood
• Bi-directional tooth design enables effective cutting on both push and pull strokes
• Plunge tip allows direct entry cuts into flat wood stock without a pilot hole
• 9-inch blade length provides reach in deep or framed cavities
• 5 TPI tooth count balances cut speed with surface smoothness in wood
• Pack of 5 blades reduces downtime from blade changes on larger jobs

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or consumable blade for standard reciprocating saws accepting universal shank reciprocating blades used in wood cutting applications.

Installation Notes

Reciprocating saw blades are installed and replaced by carpenters, electricians, plumbers, and general contractors. Always power down and unplug or battery-disconnect the saw before changing a blade. Verify the blade clamp or tool-free release mechanism is fully engaged before operating. Use appropriate eye protection and work gloves when handling blades, as fleam ground teeth are sharp along the full tooth face.