Freud DS0909CGP 9 in 6-9 Tpi Reciprocating Blade 50 Pack

Product Description

The FREUD DS0909CGP is a carbide-tipped reciprocating saw blade built for general-purpose demolition cutting in both wood and metal. Measuring 9 inches in length with a variable 6-9 TPI tooth configuration, this blade is engineered to handle nail-embedded wood and ferrous metal without premature wear. The oversized blade body increases rigidity during aggressive cuts, and the Perma-Shield non-stick coating reduces friction and heat buildup. This 50-pack is sized for production work where blade life and consistent performance matter across full-day demo and renovation jobs.

The DS0909CGP is suited for residential and light commercial demolition where crews encounter mixed materials — framing lumber with embedded fasteners, sheet metal, conduit, and structural steel strapping. The variable tooth design transitions efficiently between softer wood fiber and harder ferrous metal without requiring a blade change. Electricians, plumbers, HVAC installers, and general contractors running reciprocating saws through walls, floors, and ceilings will find this blade appropriate for the demanding tearout phase of a project.

Key Features

• Carbide-tipped teeth for extended cutting life in wood and ferrous metal
• Variable 6-9 TPI tooth pattern optimized for mixed-material demolition cuts
• 9-inch blade length for deep reach in wall cavities and structural members
• Oversized blade body adds stiffness and reduces blade deflection under load
• Perma-Shield non-stick coating lowers friction and dissipates heat during prolonged cuts
• 50-blade pack reduces downtime for high-volume demo crews

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose replacement reciprocating blade compatible with standard universal shank reciprocating saws used in demolition, renovation, and trade rough-in applications.

Installation Notes

Blade installation and changes must be performed with the saw unplugged or the battery pack removed. Most reciprocating saws accept this blade via a tool-free blade clamp or a hex key depending on the saw model — confirm the clamp is fully engaged before cutting. Eye protection and gloves are required when handling carbide-tipped blades and cutting ferrous materials. Inspect each blade for cracks or missing carbide tips before use and discard any damaged blade immediately.