🔪 Freud DS0912BW5 Demo Demon Diablo Reciprocating Blade, 9-Inch x 6-12T, 5-Pack for Multiple Uses Review

Bought these for display tablets. They work great and last longer than other brands. I got 10-12 pallets before they got too boring.

Delivering on their promise of durability, have not been used twice. They're thicker than other blades so you can't slip between boards, but who cares when you can just cut like butter.

I've had really good results with these discs. They last a long time and cut much better than most saber saws I've had. This is a really good job of flex and sag resistance. highlighted.

I used it on my saber saw to cut juniper for firewood. I cut some 12-14 inch diameter logs. They are much better than pruning knives and the edges last longer and don't break as easily. When my chainsaw was in the shop, it took a little longer than the chainsaw, but it got the job done in no time. Next I will check how they work on PVC.

I have tried using 6 inch "metal" pallet cutting blades. They worked much better as the length of the blade made it easier to cut medium boards and the combined metal and wood cutting teeth made it easier to start cutting. With metal blades, I had to pry the boards a bit to fit the blade in between. I just started cutting with them. I used a blade to cut 4 pallets that had lots of extra nails on each one, not the usual 2 or 3 nails. I then used the same blade to cut through a wooden fence with…

Sharp when new but quickly dulls when you hit anything other than wood. They tear wood, cut cleanly and quickly. I cut window sills from my house by installing modern windows. The blade struck the plaster outside the house several times, and the blade immediately decayed, the teeth rounded. I found that when I was using Dewalt blades they held up a little better against abuse. The saw is primarily intended for demonstration work and of course for cutting many different materials. Either way, if

I've had good luck using Diablo discs in a saber saw for easy cutting and recently on a section of wall in an old building on our ranch during the collapsed in a storm, I decided to try Diablo's Demo Demon blade to help clean up. This blade is marked with part number DS0912BW which indicates 6/12 TPI and is for nail driven wood. The blade worked great and certainly helped a lot in disassembling this build and I decided to buy a few more so I ordered two packs of 5 each. However, what arrived is