Freud DS1206CWS3 Carbide Reciprocating Blade 12in 6TPI 3PK

Product Description

The FREUD DS1206CWS3 is a 3-pack of 12-inch, 6 TPI carbide-tipped reciprocating blades from the Diablo Demo Demon line. These blades are built for demolition cutting in nail-embedded wood, where standard bi-metal blades wear out quickly. The variable tooth design reduces vibration and increases cut speed compared to uniform-pitch blades. Each blade is carbide-tipped, which is the key reason for the extended service life in abrasive, fastener-laden material. The pack is sold as a unit of measure of EA with a package quantity of 3, making it a practical stocking option for demo crews and remodeling contractors.

These blades are intended for use in heavy demolition and deconstruction applications where lumber contains embedded nails, screws, or other metal fasteners. Typical use cases include framing tear-out, deck removal, wall demolition, and salvage work. The 12-inch blade length provides reach for thick framing members and layered material. The 6 TPI tooth count is optimized for aggressive wood cutting rather than fine finish work. Both residential remodeling contractors and commercial demo crews will find this blade suited to high-volume cutting cycles.

Key Features

• Carbide-tipped teeth rated for up to 50 times longer cutting life than bi-metal blades in nail-embedded wood
• Patented variable tooth technology for faster cuts with reduced vibration
• 12-inch blade length for reach in thick or layered framing material
• 6 TPI optimized for aggressive demolition cutting in wood with embedded fasteners
• Sold as a 3-pack for reduced downtime on extended demo jobs

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement-style reciprocating blade compatible with standard reciprocating saws that accept universal shank blades for demolition and remodeling applications.

Installation Notes

Reciprocating blades are installed and replaced by carpenters, demo contractors, and general tradespeople. Power down and disconnect or de-trigger the reciprocating saw before changing blades. Confirm the blade clamp or collet is fully seated and locked before resuming operation. Inspect the blade for cracks or missing carbide tips before each use, and do not force a worn blade through material.