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Diablo Tools

Collection: Diablo Tools

Diablo Tools manufactures high-performance saw blades, drill bits, router bits, sanding accessories, abrasives, and cutting solutions for professional tradespeople and serious DIYers. Built with advanced carbide technology, Diablo accessories deliver faster cuts, longer life, and precision across wood, metal, concrete, and masonry. Whether you're on the jobsite or in the workshop, Diablo helps you get more from every tool with accessories built for speed, durability, and performance.

Diablo Saw Blades, Sanding, and Cutting Accessories

Diablo accessories fit the corded and cordless tools you already run. The best sellers here show the range: 6-1/2 and 7-1/4 inch circular and track saw blades in framing, finish, and ultra finish tooth counts; Metal Demon drill bits for mild, hardened, and stainless steel; T-shank jigsaw blade sets; Type 27 metal cut-off discs for grinders; and a deep sanding lineup of hook and loop discs, 3 x 18 and 3 x 21 inch belts, quarter sheets, StickFast sheets, and sponges.

What to Look For

  • Tooth count. A 24-tooth framing blade cuts fast and rough. 40 to 60 teeth give cleaner finish and plywood cuts.
  • Blade size and arbor. Match the diameter to your saw, such as 6-1/2 inch for many cordless and track saws.
  • Grit sequence. Step through grits rather than skipping. Assorted belt and disc packs cover a typical sequence.
  • Material. Use metal-rated bits, blades, and cut-off wheels for steel.

Shop Diablo tools at The Tool Nut, an authorized dealer since 1994, with free shipping on most orders and rewards points on every purchase.

Diablo Tools FAQ

Which Diablo blade should I use for plywood?

Choose a finish or ultra finish blade with more teeth, such as the 48-tooth track saw blade or a 60-tooth 6-1/2 or 7-1/4 inch blade. Save 24-tooth framing blades for dimensional lumber where speed matters more than edge quality.

Can Diablo Metal Demon bits drill stainless steel?

The Metal Demon 29-piece set is listed for mild, hardened, and stainless steels. Run lower speeds with steady pressure in hard metals. See more options in metal drill bits.