Diablo Saw Blades

Diablo Saw Blades – Circular, Reciprocating & Jigsaw Blades:

Diablo saw blades are designed for cutting timber, steel, metal, laminate flooring, composite decking and other building materials. The Smartfox range includes Diablo circular saw blades, reciprocating saw blades and jigsaw blades, with options for framing, demolition, construction, metalworking and finishing applications.

Whether you're replacing a worn blade or selecting one for a specific project, choosing the correct blade type, diameter and tooth configuration is essential.

Diablo Circular Saw Blades:

The Diablo circular saw blade range includes Framing Demolition Demon, Steel Demon, general-purpose and ultra-finish blades.

Framing and demolition blades are intended for timber cutting, while Steel Demon blades are designed for metalworking applications. The collection also includes specialised circular blades for laminate flooring, composite decking and cement-based materials.

Sizes include 165mm, 184mm, 209mm, 254mm, 305mm and 356mm, with different tooth counts to suit specific cutting requirements. Fine-finish blades include 60-tooth and 100-tooth options.

Diablo Reciprocating Saw Blades:

For demolition, pruning and metal cutting, Diablo reciprocating saw blades provide options for different materials and cutting tasks.

The collection includes blades for medium and thick metal, bi-metal reciprocating blades, tungsten carbide-tipped (TCT) options and dedicated pruning blades.

Available lengths include 9-inch and 12-inch configurations, with individual blades and multipacks represented.

Diablo Jigsaw Blades:

Diablo jigsaw blades cover fast and fine wood cutting, laminate, medium metal, thick metal, cement and plaster applications.

The range includes high-carbon steel, high-speed steel, bi-metal and tungsten carbide blade options. Different blade lengths and five-piece packs allow buyers to select accessories suited to their cutting requirements.

Choosing the Right Diablo Saw Blade:

When selecting a Diablo saw blade, consider the material, tool compatibility and desired finish.

For circular saws, check the blade diameter, arbor size and tooth count. Lower tooth counts are commonly associated with faster, rougher timber cuts, while higher tooth counts are generally suited to finer finishing work.

For reciprocating saws, consider blade length, construction and the thickness of the material being cut. Jigsaw blade selection should account for the material, cutting speed, finish and fitting type.

Compare the specifications of individual Diablo saw blades to find the appropriate cutting accessory for your saw and project.