Diablo D0724A 7-1/4 in. 24-Tooth Framing Saw Blade Review (2026)
By Nate Sawyer, Editor · Updated July 2026
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- Framing
- Ripping
- Pressure treated
- Demolition
A 7-1/4 in. 24-tooth framing blade with deep gullets and a Tracking Point grind that rips and crosscuts 2x lumber fast, holding up in nail-embedded demo wood. The thin 0.059 in. kerf keeps saws from bogging down. The coarse edge needs cleanup on finish cuts, it chips veneer plywood and melamine, and it can grab and kick in a pinched cut.
Pros
- 24 teeth with deep gullets rip and cross-cut 2x lumber fast with a light feed
- Tracking Point grind holds up well in nail-embedded and demolition wood
- Thin kerf and low tooth count keep a corded or cordless saw from bogging down
Cons
- 24T leaves a rougher edge that needs cleanup for any finish-visible cut
- Chips out veneer plywood and melamine badly; wrong blade for those
- Aggressive bite can grab and kick if you bind it in a pinched cut
Specifications
| Teeth | 24T ATB + Tracking Point |
|---|---|
| Arbor | 5/8 in (diamond knockout) |
| Kerf | 0.059 in (thin) |
| Material | TiCo+ Hi-Density carbide |
| Diameter | 7-1/4 in |
| Best cut | Framing / rip in 2x lumber |