Efficient Demolition with Freud DS0014S Nail-Embedded Wood & Metal Reciprocating Blade Set Review

Good price, good selection. I have only used a few blades so far but they have worked great with my Ryobi 18v. countersaw. I appreciate that these blades come with a storage box which provides a safe and convenient way to store them.

Based on the reviews, I ordered them to remove play equipment. Using a metal blade, I start out with a metal blade by cutting into 1" aluminum tubing, the softest metal you can cut. After two tubing, the blade's teeth disappeared. Seriously? I'm really starting to think you can't read the Revain reviews can trust more.I had to buy a Makita.

Bought to replace regular cheap blades. These blades seem to work better and last longer than other blades I've used in the past and I will probably buy more of these blades than the cheap so called low cost blades I found at a discount tool store, which sells cheap Chinese tools for DIYers like me who only use such a tool a few times a year.

Very impressed with these blades. Granted, I don't do much saber saw work, but these things cut through pallets, nails, staples and all with ease. No bindings or freezes, you don't even know you've been through it until you watch it after editing. I used to only use hardware store brand names, so maybe I noticed such a big jump in quality - can't really tell how they compare to Bosch or Milwaukee etc.

I used this set of blades to cut open a metal fuel tank for easy removal from my basement before it leaks. These blades worked like a hot knife through butter. The only downside was that the length was a bit short for corners. These blades didn't seem to get as hot as my regular blades, nor did they bend as easily. I will be buying more Freud Diablo saw blades for my other saws. I am really impressed with the performance of these circular saws.

I use Freud Diablo saw blades on most of my woodworking equipment as they offer excellent value for money and impressive performance. Of course, when I stumbled across them, I didn't hesitate to try them in place of the Dewalts I usually buy at Home Depot. I have to say they met my expectations. Sharp, durable blades that withstand impact and last longer than Dewalts. They seem to resist bending better if you accidentally bump them into something. I will definitely stick with this brand in the…

I've always used Dewalt blades in my saws (so I honestly can't compare to Lennox etc) and I like Diablo blades for my table saw, chop saw and pro saw so I bought them. They cut well but I've had 3 breaks right where it enters the saw under normal conditions and in 15 years I've never had a Dewalt bimetal blade break and I've used hundreds. If you're going to use them where you're going to be rough on them, make sure you have extras. Freud is usually of amazing quality, but that wasn't enough…

I use Freud blades in my miter and circular saws so I know they produce quality, reliable blades. When I bought a saber saw, they were the first company I looked for. I didn't use a lot of blades, but the demo 9 inch demon came in handy, which I used to cut out the nailed studs and the nails that hold the baseboard covers in place. It cuts into the nails almost effortlessly. cut the nail in half lengthwise and didn't notice until I had finished my cut. As I don't have to wear a lot I can't…

I wanted to try these blades because of the hype on YouTube. I removed my ladders and put new ones in, and these old houses use lots and lots of big nails. I've used blades to cut metal before and they start out fine and burn out after a few nails. So I pocketed one of the metal blades and started cutting. The blade cut through the first nail like I cut through butter and let me tell you there were about 20 nails in each step and I had 10 steps to cut. The blade cut the last as the first. A few