Diablo D0624A 6-1/2 in. x 24-Tooth Framing Saw Blade is a 6-1/2 inch circular saw blade for wood cutting when you want fast, controlled framing cuts from a compact saw. This is a circular saw blade designed for framing and general wood cutting. Model Number: D0624A.

This blade is built around Diablo TiCo Hi-Density carbide and a chamfered Alternate Top Bevel tooth geometry to help it stay stable in the cut. For you, that means less fighting the saw when you are ripping or crosscutting typical jobsite material, and fewer wasted pieces from drift.

The thin kerf design is the real advantage if you run a cordless circular saw. With a .059 in kerf and a .039 in plate, it removes less material per cut, so the motor works less and you can get more cuts per charge. It also helps smaller, lower-powered saws feel more responsive in pressure treated lumber and plywood.

Diablo's anti-vibration design is there to keep the blade running steady and to reduce the "chatter" that can show up when you push a blade through wet framing stock or nail-embedded wood. Stability matters most when you are cutting fast and still need parts to fit without extra cleanup.

Perma-SHIELD non-stick coating helps protect against heat, gumming, and corrosion. On the jobsite, that translates to smoother feeding through pitchy lumber and less downtime scraping resin off the teeth.

This Diablo framing saw blade is a good fit for framers, roofers, remodelers, and concrete form carpenters cutting pressure treated wood, 2x lumber, plywood, hardwoods, and softwoods. If you are looking for a clean finish blade for trim work, you will want a higher tooth count. If you want a workhorse blade that cuts fast and tracks straight, this one is in its lane.

Diablo D0624A 6-1/2 in. x 24-Tooth Framing Saw Blade: made for fast, honest jobsite cuts

If you want a compact framing blade that feeds easy and stays steady in typical lumber, this one checks the boxes that matter.

• Who it's for: Framers, roofers, remodelers, and anyone burning through studs, sheet goods, and pressure treated material with a 6-1/2 in saw.
• Why it stands out: Thin kerf efficiency plus a tracking-focused tooth design aimed at control and durability.
• Worth knowing: With 24 teeth, it is tuned for speed and control in framing, not fine-finish trim cuts.

• What size arbor does this blade fit? It has a 5/8 in arbor.
• What is the maximum RPM rating? The blade is rated up to 8,000 RPM.
• What materials is it intended to cut? It is intended for wood cutting including pressure treated wood, 2x lumber, plywood, hardwoods, and softwoods.