Freud DS1214BGP5 12 Inch Bi-metal Recip Saw Blade 5 Pack

Product Description

The FREUD DS1214BGP5 is a 5-pack of 12-inch Diablo Demo Demon bi-metal reciprocating saw blades built for general-purpose demolition cutting. Each blade uses bi-metal construction, bonding high-speed steel teeth to a flexible alloy steel body, delivering up to 5 times longer life compared to standard mono-steel blades. Patented variable tooth geometry reduces vibration during cuts and increases cutting speed through mixed materials. These blades are well-suited for aggressive demo work where nail-embedded wood and metal are both present in the cut path. Contractors, remodelers, and trade pros running reciprocating saws will find these a reliable stock blade for heavy teardown work.

These blades are designed for nail-embedded wood and metal cutting applications, making them a go-to choice for demolition and remodeling scenarios where mixed materials are encountered. The 12-inch blade length provides reach into deep or awkward cut locations. The 5-pack format supports job-site supply needs, reducing downtime from blade changes on extended demo projects. Suitable for residential and light commercial demolition work where a single blade type needs to handle both framing lumber with embedded fasteners and metal studs or pipe without swapping blades.

Key Features

• Bi-metal construction provides up to 5 times longer blade life versus standard blades
• Patented variable tooth technology increases cut speed and reduces vibration
• 12-inch blade length for extended reach in deep demolition cuts
• Rated for nail-embedded wood and metal cutting in a single blade
• Comes in a 5-pack for continuous job-site use
• General-purpose design reduces the need to carry multiple blade types

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose OEM-style reciprocating saw blade compatible with standard universal shank reciprocating saws used across demolition and remodeling applications.

Installation Notes

Blade installation and replacement should be performed with the tool unplugged or the battery pack removed. Use the saw manufacturer's blade clamp release mechanism to seat the shank fully before locking. Wear appropriate eye and hand protection when cutting nail-embedded or mixed materials, as fastener contact can deflect debris. Blade selection should match the material encountered; inspect blade teeth regularly and replace when cutting speed degrades noticeably.